Robert Craddock

They love him.

And they owe him so much because he's been the cornerstone of all their success.

And I just, after being there for more than two decades, but there is the question as he enters his mid-60s whether, you know, his desire will be tested by what's happened this year or it could go the other way.

knowing there's a feeling that Bellamy will not want to leave on a bad note, that his departure from the club will be, you know, well, we'll know well in advance.

He'll say, this is my last year.

But I don't reckon he would think this year is the year to go because it's the one bad year he's had and what a terrible way to finish, if indeed they do finish that way.

But they were...

Gerard, they hadn't made a line break until the 69th minute the other day.

And by that stage, Souths had made 14.

They were falling off tackles like I've never – and that was the big giveaway.

That's when you know something's wrong with their desire levels, when they're falling off tackles in a way that Melbourne Storm never does.

But, yeah, it's – he's in a – Craig's in a place he's never been before and –

I love the way he sort of took responsibility.

And his captain, Harry Grant, when a reporter said, Craig, are you certain they're buying in for you?

And he said, fair question.

I have to concede.

And then Harry Grant jumped in and said, no, no, no, no, that's not a fair question.

We buy in.

Well, hang on, boys.

If you're going to buy in, well, buy in.