Josh Reynolds

You know, Dylan Brown, Caelan Palmer, Frisbach, Bradman Best, playing at home in front of their crowd.

They're in their rhythm.

You know, it's almost game over.

So I sort of closed it down for a bit.

But then the next time I looked 20 minutes later, it's 38-36 to South Sydney.

So I had to, again, like –

The Manly Penrith game, I watched it this morning, and just the errors.

And this is a momentum swing.

We were talking about the discipline from the Sharks and not getting bored of doing the same thing.

In our game, if all of a sudden you take the foot off the accelerator and you give up a few errors or you give away a few penalties or six agains, that momentum can swing so quickly.

And once the other team gets it, if they're good enough to keep it, well, they can rack up points faster.

Never before in this year's league.

Toyota Cup.

I had to go back on it because they've completely turned that opinion around.

They've responded to, again, a new coach, Holbrook, that different voice.

And particularly...

The wins early in the season without Dylan Brown, without Ponga, a couple of injuries, but they were playing United as a team and it's good to see, although they lost their last few, you get confidence from that and then when your guys come back in and they stand up.

Like Ponga, what I saw in that first half yesterday, he was the best player on the field by a mile and that's what the Knights need if they want to go deep.

Well, they're much like the Tigers for me because they have been – they've had a few hard years and you get used to seeing them just –

play that football that hasn't got them any success, go through that hard period.