Mark Ricciuto

I understand that.

But it is exciting, I'd imagine, from a coaching point of view, to see how the rest function without him.

Well, it is a big office.

You wouldn't know he was there for a little while.

A serious one.

So the AFL have brought in the new, you've got to have the psychologist on standby, 0.6 days of the week and all that sort of stuff and the spend.

Chris Davies gave a really open discussion piece for us all to chew into that it's not really matching the reality of club land.

Where do you sit with this new adjustment?

What's the best approach if you're a coach on the sidelines at the moment?

Not that you're unemployed, but you're out of the cycle.

Simmo, Horse, Bucks, Kenny Hinkley, the whole host of assistant coaches that are looking to put their name up.

What advice would you give them in terms of the... You're trying to campaign for the role without campaigning for the role.

So do you believe in playing hard to get or do you like to just throw yourself out there?

Bye, boys.

See you, boys.

See you, mate.

I'll tell you who they've got to keep their eye on.

Luttrell is starting to do some things.

I think he's got a four-goal game in him soon.

He's doing some things.