Tom Morris

But on that premise, you don't get the Shane Crawford moment where you live the whole journey and on the last day, on the last day it happens.

That's what the romance of footy is.

That's what folklore is, is to see it through either to its bitter end or to its glorious end.

But when you are committed as a true champion of the game and a champion of the club, we are way too casual on the outside around that.

We're not American sport.

We prove that over and over again.

Maybe, but only in very small instances.

Well, it happens more.

It's still such a small number that actually go.

For all that's speculated around, it's still such a small number that go.

So that's the whole football side of things.

There is also the non-football side of things, and that is the go-home factor, which is real for Crips at some stage in the future.

Now, that might be the end of next year, like what Toby Green is living this year.

It might be the end of this year.

It might be in three or four years' time.

But the go-home factor to be in Perth with his family, with his partner's family, that is very real at some stage.

Yes, but it might be at the end of his career, Tom.

But it might be the end of next year.

So you're just imposing that idea on him.

I'm not, actually, because I know that's what he thinks.