Kingy

As a former ruckman of note, I must say I was hoping you'd go with the two rucks set up.

It took you a little while to get there.

Can you take us behind the scenes in how you arrived at that decision to play Max Gorn and Max Heath in the, or Tom as we call him, the other Max, in the same team?

What was the one thing you were trying to achieve by bringing the dual ruck in?

Do you have to sit Cozzy Pickett down and say, look, Cozzy, you're a millimetre away from getting a three, four, five, six-week suspension and maybe trying to temper the way he aggressively attacks that bumping situation?

You're nine or ten weeks in.

What's been your biggest move?

What's been your best return?

From a sheer coaching point of view, Melbourne fans watching you every week, you know, they're looking at the way you play.

What's been your biggest change that's worked the most?

It sort of strikes me, nothing happens by accident with you coaches, and I think you're well-versed in this.

You want the Melbourne fans to get excited about the opportunity against Hawthorne this Saturday, 4.15, MCG.

It's almost a call to arms.

You want to see where you're at, but you need some support.

Well, is there a Friday night footy opportunity?

I would nearly come out of retirement from Friday night footy.

If you and I did a game with Jake, I would do that.

Yeah, we'll get Sammy to do the stats.

He can do the boundary from in the box.

Morris is putting his hand up at the back.