Josh Jenkins

And he gets it.

I mean, he's a deadly kick inside 35, 40 metres.

He's deadly.

He is.

That's why I think he likes to stay deep.

But sometimes you've got to get up the ground, and sometimes you've got to be not the one that kicks the goal, the one that gets the ball to the bloke that kicks the goal.

And I don't think that would be a bad option for him to occasionally get up to the wing, hit up and be that, you know, on the logo player, you know, the player that's getting the ball from the half-back flank and kicking it to him to take a mark, and then getting up the ground and being a bit more mobile.

Majority of the time okay.

There was a bit of a gap though.

When you're a good team, and we were a pretty good team for a few years there,

you very rarely dropped a game to the team down their bottom.

You just very rarely did.

The Bears were one of those teams that we struggled against for some reason when they were the Bears.

It's weird how it works, but the majority of the time you can get yourself up and pride your performance means you shouldn't drop off too much regardless of whether you're playing the big dogs or the little dogs.

But I played games where we were the massive underdogs and had big wins, so...

Yeah, the mindset doesn't really shift much as a player.

That's a good question.

I did the game last week.

No one saw it, of course, because it was up against the Socceroos.

But it was a one o'clock game last week.