Paul Kent

Required equally as many hours, just not the glory of being the head coach.

And he's been able to knock that back.

It's going to be fascinating, though, if Melbourne come calling, mate, we need you.

You're a Melbourne guy.

You're the guy that we think is the most adept at doing the job.

And they do need him now if Craig was to move on.

Well, if Craig was to go, then they probably do because the other part with Melbourne, the fascination with Melbourne –

It's for 20 years I haven't had to worry about what it might look like if they're not successful in Melbourne.

And the cut through in the Melbourne market,

is something that sits at the back of the NRL's mind and it's always been a concern.

Now, the success of the Storm has basically eliminated that or at least covered it up for a long, long time.

They haven't had to worry about it because the Storm are a perennial top four team, contenders every year, grand final every four or five years.

They've just been continual achievers.

But if you put – if they go through a bad trot, and let's remember they all go through it at some point, if they go through a bad trot, what's going to happen to the storm down in Melbourne and –

It's something I think the NRL – And Billy lives in Melbourne too.

Well, Billy lives in Melbourne so he can come and fix it.

But the NRL won't want them to become a team like the Titans, for example, who just don't make the semis or, dare I say, the Tigers, who haven't been there for 15 years themselves.

So if the storm were to go through that, that would bring all sorts of financial pressure on them as a club.

Yeah.

There's been some classics over time.