Tom Morris

He won't play against Port.

They're going to buy the week after.

It remains to be seen whether he gets through the protocols.

He's contracted to the end of 2027, and we reported on Channel 7 before the game that Sydney has offered him a six-year extension to the end, oh, sorry, at least a six-year extension to at least the end of 2033.

And there's a sliding scale in the AFL that determines how much clubs are on the hook for players who retired due to concussion as part of the salary cap.

And this is not to suggest that's going to happen with him, but I wonder whether it will be a consideration for the Swans when they are negotiating with his manager, Winston Rouse.

Hamstring.

Yeah, Blakey's foot was sore.

So they'll get Goulden back after the bye.

They'll get then Papley back after that, and then they'll get Campbell back after that.

So they'll get some troops back.

They're planning to rest Grundy at some stage again for the rest of the year, and probably Isaac Heaney as well.

And given where they are on the ladder, they've got the luxury of doing that.

It's a family decision.

It's like Ben King.

It's less of a football decision and more of a family decision.

He's so loyal to the Giants.

I think it would break his heart.

if he had to leave the giants but you know there's family considerations as well they want family support um they've offered a three-year deal the giants they are confident he's going to stay but until he signs and the longer it goes the more tenuous it becomes and um he's a franchise player my heart says he should stay my head says go and play at the mcg toby go and win a flag in another club you've given your all to this club and they should clap you on the way out so it's going to be interesting to see what happens

So he's been wrestling with it because it's not just football, as you said.