Ken Hinckley

And, you know, he stirred up a few people.

And he stirred up Ross as well.

So I think so.

I think they're at the ground last night.

So they've got a, they're all on board with Wharfie time.

They all know what's coming and they can't wait to the season to keep going.

Yeah, no, it's a real challenge.

I unfortunately had a couple of times, Sumo, where we played Brisbane twice up at the Gabba and we just seemed to lose three or four really important players all in a hurry, whether it was one game with Sam Pellpepper, Salva Radigalir and another player up for them.

And there was another game we lost to Lear.

I think it's Connor Rosey.

Robbie Gray had done his AC joint.

So it's just that they happen, unfortunately, and they happen a bit more frequently than people like to rethink.

But you've just got to go into work and do the mode that you need to do to win the game.

As you said, with the Essendon side last night, they thought, well, hold the ball as much as we can, kill some minutes.

That's the way we're going to survive and try and get through.

So the Essendon injuries.

I think the biggest challenge for both the teams is the collision injuries.

I mean, we get soft tissues.

And you can almost avoid a little bit of that.

But these are so many collision injuries that we keep seeing for both these teams, which makes it really hard to do anything.