Tim Watson

A coach that has never coached before.

They look across at the MCG and they see an immediate response by Melbourne to Stephen King.

And then you look a bit further to Amy, whatever it's called, AIA Stadium, AIA, whatever that's called, and you see the immediate response Collingwood got after Nathan Buckley died.

And both brand new coaches.

McRae, a brand new coach.

And now Stephen King hasn't done what Craig McRae's done.

But in the short term, it's been a remarkable impact on a footy club in a short period of time with a brand new voice, a brand new voice.

He'd had a couple of games with the Gold Coast Suns.

So there's arguments for both, I'm sure, Whispers.

I mean, you can't, from a premiership point of view, with Johnny and –

and Adam, then those qualities are enormously valuable.

But is it a new, is it a game that's, you know, more suited to a brand new coach?

Could they bring both those blokes in?

Well, that'd be a magnificent coup if they got them both.

One coach is the X's and O's and one coach is the hearts and minds.

That'd be an interesting scenario, wouldn't it?

I don't think Johnny – I haven't spoken to Johnny, obviously.

I'm not a personal friend of his.

But I don't think he's done with coaching, John.

I think he's up for another challenge.