Phil Davis

However, it is part and parcel of a $2 billion industry with such media interest that it will always get legs of its own.

So I think, first of all, it's all about Elijah, ensuring that he's got the support I feel for him and his family.

So I hope they're going, okay, let's give him the support, give him the best chance.

to be the best version of himself going forward, not just in the near term.

I think secondly, you then elevate at Carlton and you ask yourself, were they aware?

Why were they not aware?

Or why did they do nothing?

And I think when you think about it from that lens, you either go, A, if they weren't aware,

why not?

Like what's going on there, that football club that you can't detect such a, such a, what appears to be abnormal behavior.

And, you know, there are many reasons, you know, play players fleeting touch points.

So worried about their own game coaches trying to cover multiple thing.

You know, Michael Voss is in charge of circa 50 people game day.

The CEOs removed the gym.

You know, there, there are enough reasons to,

that people get distracted and don't pick up the full story.

But I think it's actually more of a reflection of where they're at as a football club in terms of there would be a fair bit of self-worry that's going on, that you become so obsessed with what you're doing that you're probably not taking in the information fully.

Because even after what I said before,

I still don't see how if you know someone so intimately, you wouldn't pick up such behavior.

So I think that's the first one.