Josh Jenkins

But if they gave 10% more energy to their attack, they took it from their defence, which was already woeful.

The amount of times there was a forward, a loopy handball from Fremantle to another Fremantle player who could receive it, wait for it, turn around and had space in front.

Not once did a Fremantle player get smacked straight down the middle from a defender coming forward.

They're all retreating.

They're all trying to fold back.

And look, some of the... And it was that bad yesterday, to be honest.

And maybe you shouldn't do this as a caller.

But there were some times where the defensive actions from some players were so poor, you chose not to actually say their name because that's how bad it was.

And that's...

The thing is, they won't be able to hide tomorrow when they review the game.

And that's what the difficult part will be because they'll need to get hit between the eyes at the review because it was that bad.

But they've got to then try and get themselves back up because they're all together all week in Perth and they've got to try and front up and play West Coast in six or seven days.

Would that result have been the same if that game was at Marvel Stadium, Jojo?

Do you think they would have lost by 124 points?

Based on what they brought defensively, it would have been the same because they did not try and get the ball back off Fremantle.

And this is what I used to say about Essendon.

Essendon used to be, and probably still are, your turn, our turn football team.

So when you've got it, sweet.

We'll just wait until you give it back to us or you score, and then it's our turn.

And that's what North Melbourne did yesterday.