Justin Horo

Iron sharpens iron is the idea that everyone will inevitably get a run.

And when you do, you can either own that jersey or borrow it for a few weeks.

Case in point, look at what happened to Metcalf and Barnett as they had to work their way back into the team after injury following the form of Boyd and Ford.

The internal competition means everyone is pushing each other and raising the collective standard.

The question, as they ask in Moneyball, is can this system win the last game of the season?

I can see you ticking over in your head right now, Mace.

At the start of the year, I was skeptical.

I thought we needed a superstar to take us to another level.

But every week I see how Webby is building the squad and the belief is growing.

Maybe this is the year we get a new type of champion.

Up the wars, baby.

Now, this was pre-game, obviously, a close loss to the Sharks.

Yeah.

But a really good comment and question and, you know, where we view the wars and the sort of squad that they're building over there.

And a few different packs have been starting.

Here's where I'll throw this at you.

And it's almost – it's not even a question for you, but it's more of a take on this.

Now, in the perfect world, Cameron George, Andrew Webster, the beauty of what Andrew Webster is doing is the iron sharpened iron is a thing.

The development and coaching of their players is his greatest strength.

Now, would they have preferred to have got a million-dollar player?