Tom Morris

And that is, I think, quite normal for someone to be sacked without knowing that they're about to be sacked, isn't it?

I think leaders of a football club, in particular the two leaders at the moment, Tim Roberts did an interview with Mitch Cleary last week.

They are entitled to assure Brad Scott that he is the man until he is not the man.

I'm not sure they need to give him a heads up.

and say that we're thinking about sacking you, like let's just see how next week goes.

Just lie about it.

Well, you're the man until you're not.

I think that's often how these things go.

Not just with sackings, but also with delistings as well.

You are backing him until you can't back him anymore, and they've won one game in a year, one of their last 24 matches.

They lost to Richmond, albeit depleted by injury, so were the Tigers on the weekend.

And the week before was significant, Kane.

This is when I first started to get my antenna up.

Because they had a terrible crowd there against Freo.

And the supporter base, which already has a lot of scar tissue from 22 years of no finals wins, is impatient.

Yeah.

And they're being asked to be more patient.

And Brad Scott wasn't seen as the person.

And there was 25,000 there.

If they all feel this way, then something has to be on the club.