Robert Craddock

And this was a good innings, a real breakthrough innings, 149 of 134.

Well, when I saw that, I thought that's like saying I'm renovating my holiday home on the Gold Coast.

And there was this little half an hour of the game, Gerard, when he came together with Ollie Peake, Geelong's very own, and who made 27 of 32.

But it's just a shame my current home is I've just put a foot through the balcony.

And when we were watching it, we sort of thought, I wonder this is the snapshot of the next 10 years with these two lads coming through.

You know what I mean?

Like, get your house in order.

So I think that they'll have to go back.

And there is a chance that the Melbourne Stars could be in this season's competition.

We're measured in our praise of Ollie Peake because he's been branded a superstar and the kid's got something about him, but you do love to see them produce these beginnings before you get too carried away.

And the Renegades or some sort of form of them may have to live on because they must produce two teams from Victoria to give them an eight-team comp.

So, you know, they've got to –

And a couple of weeks ago, we spotlighted, didn't we, the two Ollies from Geelong.

You know, as I said, there's been no draft for next year or anything like that.

Who would you rather be?

So they put so much time squabbling with each other, the fundamentals of the competition have been really blurred.

Ollie, would you rather come through the Ollie Peake way and get tossed in really young and into the spotlight and away you go,

So it's really up in the air.

Or the Ollie Dempsey way from the Cats, a little bit more slow fused.

Well, this was a step forward for Ollie Peake.