Nick Goodall

So, yeah, plenty of good stuff there.

I'm sure we can have a full debate and conversation about what's going on with the All Blacks coaching and how, you know, how it sort of turned out this way, which we don't have time for today.

But, yeah, that's kind of where my head's at outside of the property market, mate.

Anything else on your mind?

Any, I don't know, thoughts on those things?

Any things to report from your weekend?

Yeah, no, I like it.

And, yeah, I suppose with the All Blacks now, as you say, you can debate right, wrong processes.

I don't know.

But I think mostly for me, it's the trust that, you know, David Kirk's obviously a very smart man.

He led the review.

He's arrived at a decision.

You kind of have full trust that he and his other people, Kevin Miyalamo and others that are part of it, have agreed.

looked at the whole holistic position and decided that the best way forward is to move on.

And now, of course, the eyes very quickly turn to who's next.

And, you know, will it be Jamie Joseph?

And if that is the case, then can we prize Tony Brown away from the spring box?

Although I did see Rassi's put a pretty big block in front of that one.

So maybe not.

Maybe Jamie's going to do it alone for a couple of years before he gets Tony back and gets a couple of years to set things up.