Tim Gossage

In two seconds, teams get organised defensively and it makes it really hard to score.

I think they've got to get themselves going again.

They were very good in the first, I don't know, six weeks and they've slowed right up.

So I think you'll see what slow footy against Brisbane does.

Less chasing.

You're not going to see those guys like Rayner and Bailey and Lohman –

get exposed defensively like we have the last few weeks.

Big last hour coming up on Fireball.

Thanks for your company this morning.

Sammy Edmund with all the news a little bit later on the agenda and your feedback.

But right now, West Coast come to town as the secondary story, clearly, to what is going on at the MCG in front of hopefully 90,000 as Scott Penderbury breaks the game's record tomorrow.

And Andrew Walter is the coach of the Eagles.

He joins us.

Mini, thanks for your time.

How has the week and the build-up been?

I was strong on Monday that you could be using or should be using this as motivation.

The fact that Collingwood, I think, have hand-picked you to beat you to make sure it's a great day for them.

Surely you've used this as a little bit of added motivation.

So with that, how do you handle Penderbury at all?

Do you discuss how the players interact with him?