Ollie Norris

So we're all pretty stoked about that.

I think it was pretty scary for him to watch and you never like seeing that.

So our thoughts were with him during that game.

But he's pretty positive now.

He's happy.

Yeah, no, it's a massive thing and it's a huge part of the Chiefs culture is we always talk about having the two best 15s and that's the 15 that get to go out there and the 15 that go against them at training.

So there's a lot of pressure at training and a lot of competition.

Like you said, we're competing each other all day so we're still best mates off the field but when you're on the field at training there's a lot of competition and some great depth.

I think you can pretty much sub anyone out for anyone else and it's still a pretty good team.

I think as a team, we all know what's happened in the past, but we don't really look forward to the past, like look back in the past.

We just focus on what's in front of us.

I think there's no point in bringing it up.

It's been the same sort of

team for the last three years so we've been through those experiences together and it's just a just another thing just another distraction that hopefully to right our wrongs so you don't look at it from a fear of failure point of view you look at it from the complete opposite point of view of what potentially is available to achieve yeah exactly we've been there it's um we've been to those games we've um been close to a couple um and that's just just experience on our

On our behalf, we've had those big match experiences.

So we don't look at it as a negative.

We just look at it as a lesson.

Yeah, I think that's sort of similar to the previous finals that we really have to bring those games up.

We know what we've done down there.

And I think there is such a thing as home field advantage.