Tom Morris

You know, in the bracket of this year, he's in top five.

And, you know, I suppose you can't really let him live in that space, regardless of his performances, until he's done it for several years in a row.

So he's still got a bit of work to do.

But just, I heard someone mention today, is the Brandlow in, you know, if he did the Brandlow tomorrow, does he, where is he?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, and then we'll talk about Melbourne later, but they're playing a brand that suits him.

That's right.

I think that's always been there, backing your star players in.

It's when the 44th player on the list wants to go home for a couple of days.

Even on a five-day break?

Yeah, yeah.

I think if it's – I mean, the attitude probably since 16, 17, around that era, is the family comes first, and it's followed through.

Because you say it.

Family comes first, but you're not going home.

It's a five-day break.

And I think clubs follow through now.

I think the care and empathy for the player has gone to a level in which it can borderline go the other way.

You can not take the piss a little bit, but if you're a player, you can probably get away with a lot because the empathy is so high at football clubs.

I'm not saying for a second Pickett did that, but that's probably the risk.