Josh Jenkins

And I think most of it's warranted.

That's a good little window they've given Fremantle, whether they've done it by design or not.

You know, the two Perth clubs, they get on the plane and they go cross-country all the time.

Allowing Freemantle that four- or five-week window, as you mentioned, to stay home, I think's a really smart thing that they've done.

I know we've probably gone early on this discussion, but they are the story of the day.

Just on North, back to North for a moment, JJ.

Did we... I must say, I thought that they were past performances like this.

Like, this is...

So maybe we have overestimated picks, just how much better they've gotten.

Look, they've got the talent.

There's talent there.

Just no good.

Griffin Logue's not up to standard.

And the other element is, so yesterday when they tried, so halftime is, so they gave up nine goals in the second quarter.

So that's a shock to the system, but you get 20 minutes to adjust.

And at halftime, you're still thinking from a coach's and a player's perspective, okay, what do we need to do to get back in the game and maybe win the game?

And the only thing they could come up with was try a little bit harder in attack and move the ball a bit faster.

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.