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And I know New South Wales fans, you know, you don't want to hear that because of all these years and blah, blah, blah, blah.

I just think that it's all set up for Cleary to have his moment.

Well, that's what excites me.

I genuinely feel like Penrith came into this year going, okay, how can we make one of the greatest sevens of all time better?

Let's let him throw his arm a bit more.

Let's let him take a bit more risk.

Let's allow him to make errors.

Like I remember there was a game, it was against the Roosters where he took two short side grubbers one after the other.

That's when I look at it and I go, okay, this guy is truly trying to evolve his game to go to that next level.

And that's why, you know, obviously I'm happy to come in here.

I'll be very happy if it's not his series.

I'll be fucking cheering if he plays poorly, to be honest.

But I just think this is series.

Everything is lined up.

Like when he's playing club footy at the moment, it looks easy for him.

It genuinely looks easy for him.

It looks like he's in second gear.

It looks like that when he wants to turn it on, he will.

And so I just, I think heading into this year, you know, you've got Mitch Moses, who's going to be the perfect partner for him.

That's going to take a bit of pressure off the kicking.