Stuart Waitley

Let's try and disrupt this team defence that relies on pressure and support.

And let's just go through the front door, like I said before.

So maybe your metres gain handball is the type of game you play against Collingwood.

And

Hopefully, Colin, we get caught up in it and it's a ping pong game and eventually we'll disrupt you with some talent and some good forward, that sort of stuff.

So, yeah, it looks like Chris plays a, this is how we beat this side this week, rather than we'll play our way and adapt.

The other thing with Geelong, they've got, I reckon, three styles.

Home, field position, get it in, supply, supply, supply, and just play.

Kill you with a thousand cuts.

You've got your MCG.

I think they bring a bit more speed in that run and gun game.

There's a bit more space and they know how to play the G. And then when they go away, it's like, let's not bother.

That's what it feels like.

And they've only had two interstate games this year.

I just find that remarkable.

One of them was opening round and the other one was two weeks ago against Port Adelaide.

And they, yeah, bring your dance shoes, don't bring your footy boots.

See what's going on that night after the game.

So, yeah, those three type of styles for Geelong.

So I don't know.