Phil Gould

Don't think they're not doing it.

We can talk about football and strategy and all those sort of things that might work, but they're the ones that are coaching them all day, every day.

They're the ones that are with the players.

They're the ones that know the capabilities.

What doesn't get publicised is the number of players who are playing with injury at the moment and who are really suffering, which you always know that happens with that.

And particularly when you've got a lot of other injuries, it's time for others to step up and do that.

And they have.

And I think a few of them are about to succumb at the moment and try and get a break for them as well.

We haven't had a bye since sort of round two, so we've played the last 11 weeks straight, and then we don't get a bye for another three weeks into the second Origin game around that time, I think.

So that'll be a welcome relief and maybe freshen up a little bit.

We've just got to get some teams on the field for the next couple of weeks.

Have you ever seen anything like that before?

Maybe there's something to take from it.

I don't know how Kieran Foran's coaching over there.

I just know they're getting good results.

They've got plenty of talent in their side and they're playing good football.

You can feel like that when you're winning.

It doesn't look like there's much stress over there, does it?

Coaching has changed dramatically.

We'll scrap coaches, we won't have coaches.