Ken Hinkley

And then the crowd, the atmosphere, 54,000, the Perth people just, they just love footy.

And the noise that was there was as loud as a stadium that I've been in.

And then the unexpected thrilling finish for it, where the Fremantle Dockers kicked the last five with four minutes to go there, 10 points down still.

And you think,

while Hawthorne have got possession of the ball, they can nearly shut this down and it's going to be an extraordinary away from home win.

So that was all of that that I felt.

And then just walk away going, okay, this Dockers team is real.

They're serious.

They're going to be in a position to finish top two, home qualifying final, home prelim final, see you at the MCG.

That's the opportunity in front of them.

I know it's not as easy as that and there's going to be a lot of

things that play out between now and then with injury and form and all of that.

But they want for nothing.

I think the coach is doing an extremely good job.

And I wanted to have the discussion around the coach, Kenny.

What about his courage to stick with Cox?

Well, and to switch it, because Ryan had no hope.

I thought the matchup was wrong right from the start, and Gunston knew that.

And then Cox's strategy to take the front space on Gunston was pivotal in that.

But, I mean...