Justin Rodski

We don't want Craig for one second to think he owes the club anything because he doesn't.

it's really important that he looks after his health first and foremost.

Right now for him, coming into the club every day and talking to the players, coaching the football team, the routine of what he's done for the last 25 years is really important to him.

And we absolutely back him in to continue to do that.

But at the same time, we're going to make sure that

We're putting all of the support around ensuring that when the time is right for Craig and for his health, that we have those conversations to ensure that he's not putting the club or anyone else first, but he's putting himself and his family first, which I know he'll do.

Yeah, I mean, it's obviously added an extra challenge to the current position that we find ourselves in.

Craig and the club and nobody is using it as an excuse.

Interestingly, we felt like we've been in, well, certainly five of our seven losses we've led at halftime.

So we know we've got the ability, we know we've got the talent.

Yes, we've got some inexperienced players playing.

Yes, we've got some injuries to some key posts and key position players, but we don't use that as an excuse.

We think that we've got the squad and the team to go out on the weekend and win games of rugby league.

And

We're now all committed and we're all sticking together through this period, which is what you have to do when you're going through a tough time.

You know, we've had a lot of years of success and being at the top.

So this is definitely an unfamiliar territory, but

There's been an incredible unity and galvanisation around the football club to get us through this, to work our way through this, whether it be the players on the field or the administration team off the field.

So I'm really confident in our ability as a club with the culture that we've got and the people that we've got in our organisation that will turn things around.

It is.