Kingy

You're normally a bit banged up by this stage.

Now, I want to get your thoughts on having a point of difference because I love what teams do.

At the point at the end of the year, you get to the stage where you have to really home in on what, say, Sydney are doing or what Brisbane have been doing historically and try and disarm them.

Now, you guys were able to do that beautifully on the weekend down at the Cattery.

Are you a subscriber to the point of difference thing?

Theory, it being the reason you win or otherwise grand finals or prelim finals?

So do you, on your management, we talk about a lot

And I think that people are well aware that you need a rest or two in the back half of the season to make sure you're cherry ripe.

I'm looking at the runners.

So Max Holmes and Bailey Smith, they just blow me away with how they cover the ground at such high speed and with such intensity for 120 minutes each and every week.

Do you think that they would need a rest?

Do you think that Chris will give them a gap or two in the back half of the season?

What if just the league mandated – we're not questioning the medical side of things at all or the doctors in any way, shape or form.

But what if the league said if there is to be some sort of assessment required, the on-field assessment is a thing of the past and that player had to visit the bench and he may be put straight back on in 90 seconds' time.

But he had to come to the bench.

There was no interchange number.

It's not a reference at all.

It doesn't count as an interchange.

Just to get that player off, just to get best practice for the safety and the health of the player.

The doctor doesn't go out to every contest, though, Paddy.