Stuart Waitley

How to get onto what's next and, you know, around the visualization, around the staying in the moment, not reflecting on what's going to happen and what just happened is a skill that you can learn, but you got to go through it.

So they just haven't got through it yet.

And unfortunately for Carlton, it's taken too long.

It's taken seven weeks to continually

be presented with this situation because it's normally, I can't wait for this to happen again so I can deal with it.

That's normally the, the way you deal with these things.

It's like, I'm looking forward to the next time this happens and I know I'll be different.

And it's just, I haven't got over it.

So what does it tell us about their on-field leadership?

Well, there's some work to be done.

Yeah.

With, what do we do when we're under immense pressure, um,

Because some people try and do everything and it's like, no, park your ego.

Just do, play your role.

Don't try and win the game off your own boot or save the game.

There's those conversations I'm sure they're working through.

Then there's the being reliable, not remarkable.

Just be predictable to what the game needs right now.

And then there's the dealing with pressure, you know, with the ball in hand.

I mean, what's the right thing to do with the ball?