Kelley Underwood

Morning.

Tell us, how are you really feeling?

Stop lying to the public, please.

How are you really feeling?

As Cornsy gets his bins cleaned behind him there,

Kingers, you must be pumped with what Clayton Oliver's been able to do.

I think he leads the competition for contested possession and he's probably one or two clearances away from leading the competition there as well.

He's been outstanding.

You've had to plug holes everywhere through injury as you touched on, but Hogan's the one that is a real challenge for you.

So good over the last couple of seasons.

Do you have to change, like as a coach, do you have to adopt a different method when you lose that type of player, that type of target in your forward 50 or do you just, do you double down?

It's sometimes difficult when you talk to a senior coach because you're head down, you're buried in what the Giants are doing and it's such an arduous task.

But I want to ask you about the competition and I hope you understand where I'm going.

What have you seen different about the competition in 2026 that wasn't necessarily the case in 2025?

More in the way the game looks to us, the fan, and what's changed?

You have to front up and tell the coach you're leaving.

I don't think that would be a great space to start with, seeing the pipes on Kingers at the moment.

I was going to ask you, when you're building an environment like you guys have been the last few years and you have so much change, Kingers, is it a challenge for you to – I've heard Alistair Clarkson talk about culture just evolving.

When one person leaves and one comes in, your culture naturally shifts.

You've lost a few over the last few years and there are a lot of younger players coming through the door at the moment.