Tom Morris

Hello to you, Tom.

G'day, Gerard.

Just a quick one on Josh Fraser.

Speaking to people very close to him, they are adamant that he's rock solid, that he's not going to go through this process.

But if Graeme Wright asked, he is all about continued improvement and development, and they wouldn't be surprised if in the end he did it just for the experience of going through the process and to see where he can get to.

So it is, in my view, still a watch this space, despite what both Graeme Wright and Josh Fraser

After he's won the wildcard game, after he's won the elimination final, once they're in the semifinal, it's a different conversation.

Just before we delve right there, just what are we hearing from Pravda today?

The AFL has conceded that the Oli Dempsey non-goal should have been reviewed by either the goal umpire or the field umpire in that moment.

They've told me that this morning.

And I think it's pretty obvious to anyone watching that a review would have determined that Oli Dempsey kicked the goal.

So...

All right, we'll spend some time there and on the Nick Watson kick a little bit later on.

So any conversation around last night has to start with Patrick Cripps, doesn't it?

So not revolutionised, but it feels like each week they have improved under Josh.

Just a little bit more at a time.

Little bit of this, little bit of this, little bit of this, which is the sign of really good coaching.

So you raise the question as what would his legacy be at Carlton?

This is his legacy.

He is the leader through grim times who's had a little peek at something good.