Josh Jenkins

against Port Adelaide, and I thought their offensive game style was horrid.

Long down the line, asking young T forwards to try and compete at outnumbered contests against more seasoned, bigger defenders.

So I'd like to see Richmond under the roof take the game on as well, because they've got guys behind the footy who can do that for them.

Up until the point Darcy... I think it's relevant to really discuss the game up until the point Darcy got injured.

And that was one-way traffic in favour of Geelong.

So I think that's really valid.

I can... Luke Beveridge...

spoke, you know, quite dramatically, but I'm not saying it wasn't over the top, about the trauma that the group faced with the injuries that they had on the night.

The whole stadium fell flat when Sam Darcy went down because we all knew straight away what had happened.

But Geelong had really dictated the game up until that point.

Max Holmes behind the ball looks really, really good.

He's hard to tag behind the foot.

He's so dynamic.

He takes the kick-ins like...

Nassiah Wanganeen-Millerer does and then he gets the one-twos and all of a sudden from a kick in the ball's on the wing before you can even blink and Holmes has had a couple of disposals so the best version of Jeremy Cameron in that team I think makes them a premiership threat we just hadn't seen that from him up to this point so um

You know, I asked Andrew Mackey in the pregame Friday night, where are you in terms of where you want to be?

And he said, look, we think we can play our best footy every week, but ultimately we do understand we need to build and build and build and be the best versions of ourselves in August.

They will miss Grian Myers enormously.

He's so creative offensively for them.

So that's going to be a tough one to cover.