Tim Watson

Pretty familiar places for all those sides.

Sitting in fourth place with nine wins and five losses is the Melbourne Footy Club, and no one, I don't think, apart maybe from our next guest, might have had them there.

He's a brand new coach, had a massive impact.

Stephen King's been good enough to join us.

Welcome, Kingy.

Kingy.

Thanks for jumping on.

It's a pretty good time, I reckon, after 14 games of footy to sit back and just do a little stock take.

How have you found it all?

Pretty encouraging, I would have thought, given the start.

Yeah, I was going to say, what is the thing that has pleased you most?

You spoke straight away on your appointment that you wanted to play a certain way and that you wanted to entertain and be prepared to take the game on.

What is it that after 14 games you sit back and go, yeah, I think we're doing that pretty well?

Are you walking around the town, Kingy?

Yeah.

See, one of our listeners, he's all over you.

You can't hide in this town.

Hey, can I go back to just...

Now, you talked about the environment and players happy to turn up for work, which I think is just so important.

And I know that you've had a challenging, as a footy club, not you personally, but as a group, you know, the last few weeks with Neil and a few other things.