Tom Morris

I think it's a little bit deeper.

I think the way they defend, the pressure they put on,

The way they manage moments.

So I think there's a little bit more depth to Melbourne than perhaps what I thought three or four weeks ago.

Yeah, they've got the base too.

It's not like they've played five to six games.

They've played a little bit.

And then Steele comes over and just provides that bit of assurance that they lost with Oliver and Petrarca.

So...

The defensive half, I think, looks good when there's good pressure.

But like anyone, if the pressure's not there up the ground, and we'll talk about the Bulldogs later, you're vulnerable behind the ball.

So they're bringing the heat as well.

Other than that Essendon game, there seems to be an appetite for the contest, which I probably underestimated earlier in the year.

Is it an advertisement for making a change on a coach to refresh the entire club?

No.

No, it's probably more when it happens.

You see a bounce and you see opportunity just flourish.

So that's why the succession plan sometimes is a challenge.

So Carr, does he have the same feeling there?

The newness.