Robert Craddock

A good guy and a great golfer, and I wish him well this week.

No, I'm not, but this is good.

Queensland have only won one out of the six at the MCG, which is extraordinary, really.

But they're fired up for this one, Gerard, and they had a real setback when Tino Fusua Malawi

His dad passed away from cancer, and I know that they've – the boys are really – little – when someone has a setback like that, the Queensland team generally rally around it and produce something special.

But, no, it'll be a great game, as it always is at the G, and looking forward to it, mate.

It'll be fantastic.

Exactly.

And it's become very embarrassing for Victoria.

Let's be honest about it, Gerard, because here's the thing.

The players wanted privatisation.

Like, they were really eager to make progress.

And for them to say, sorry, Victoria, this won't work, that is an absolute gobsmack for it.

And I think even... And I don't think the chairs will approve it today, but even if they did, it's still stuck in quicksand.

So...

It's just left the Big Bash competition this season coming up in a terrible state because what do you do?

Do you revitalise the stars and the renegades after previously, you know, basically putting in the compost heap?

I mean, you know, it cheapens the whole product.

And, Gerard, the other point that no-one's making is this.

How would you be if you're a private investor looking on?