Shane Crawford

I knew he played one-day cricket.

He played test cricket as well.

So that's his wife, Emma Doherty.

I want to talk to you, Jack, about after this first break, about setting up the Tassie Devils and how they set up for these 17-year-old kids that they're going to come in as well.

But we've been talking about chartered flights.

Swiss thinks it's no advantage at all.

I think it's an enormous advantage for the Fremantle Dockers and what they're able to do.

What say you?

Well, I agree with Tim.

The number one thing you need is talent.

So you've got to have a very good football team.

But I think it's enormous for them.

So look through, you know, you minimise downtime.

So you play the game, you jump on the bus, you go to the airport, you get on.

And then when you're on the plane, you're minimising movement, you can...

You can get a rubdown.

Everyone's got three seats to themselves.

You can sleep.

Even the socialisation aspect on a plane when it's just you and the team versus everyone else, you can spend time talking to each other.

You can talk about what went well in the game, what didn't go well in the game.