Jordan Kounelis

This is what part of it also comes back for me is that

For whatever reason, it's part of your DNA.

When Max Plath gets that call to go do this job, that's a little bit out of position.

He played half a couple of years ago in junior grades, all that sort of stuff.

But it's not panic stations.

And, you know, even like when we picked Hines a couple of years ago to go out there and play center.

Like, personally, I don't think there was a single New South Welshman that went, oh, no, this will be okay.

How many of their guys have that?

in that arena.

You've seen Katewell move to, I remember that night Katewell moved to Senator Mark Turbo.

I almost choked on my chips laughing going, beautiful.

Turbo's got a hattie here and he just did a job on him.

They just do it time and time again.

And I feel like it's just not in our DNA for whatever reason.

I feel like when Max Plath gets that call, he's watched Queenslanders do it for the last 25 years.

One of our guys gets that call.

It's,

I think the other thing for me when I look at, you know, I compare the attack in the first two games and players as former players jump in whenever.

Name me a player that New South Wales have had so far in this series where we've like skinned Queensland.

Think about all of our tries that we have scored.