Luke Beveridge

And we've got a campaign to continue with.

We'll look after him.

But who's up next?

Yeah, I feel like maybe you fool yourself a little bit as a football club.

You think, no, we're good enough to win without one player.

And, you know, to be honest, you can't... That's why it's almost unhealthy, the Collingwood situation with Dacos.

Because if they lose him tomorrow, I think everyone's thinking, there goes the season.

But I bet your fly's not thinking that.

So I was, at the time, under the impression, well, he's gone, we'll just bring in Nathan Vardy and he'll do the job for us and just play your role.

And that's... You can't replace some of these players, but I think when you're a coach or a club or a leadership group, you have to go in with that attitude.

Otherwise...

What's the point?

You know, you can't rely on one player.

And I'm sure that's what Bevo's talking about this week.

Well, we spoke about crisis management last night on 360 about just how you, from a leadership point of view, you wish you could just talk strategy.

You wish you could just talk the X's and O's.

But unfortunately, you're dealing with

An ACL to your best player, eight-week suspension to all Australian players, a death in the family within the football club, or the Holland situation this week.

So you're dealing with these things that are bigger than the club sometimes, but it feels like clubs deal with it.

It's a lot more emotionally connected, isn't it?