Tom Stewart

There's good pubs and restaurants and everything to do before and after the game.

And then you can just descend on the SCG.

I'm not saying that we need to play every single home game there, but I think that if we could get one or two extras there a year, I think that that would do heaps to grow the game.

And maybe the Swans would...

worry we're going to steal their fans, but I don't think it's about, when I say stealing fans, it's about growing the game.

If that brings more people to the football and continues to grow in that part of Sydney as well, then I think that's a good thing for us, isn't it?

Yeah, I definitely do see that working too.

I think opening round's been another one that's worked really, really well.

I know that there's been a lot of sort of issues with the format so far and what that's looked like, and I understand that maybe it's not absolutely perfect, but the idea behind it, I think, is really, really good and continuing to drive the game in the northern states.

So, yeah, maybe it needs some tweaking and some ironing out, but I think the premise is really, really good.

Yeah, I think it could go really, really well.

It will keep going really, really well in Sydney.

I suppose the thing for me was, particularly being out of the game right now for a little bit, was watching Essendon win on the weekend.

I think that, you know, not only them having...

It being a little while in between wins and how good that is.

But I think, again, you guys would be able to relate to this.

The best feeling in football is probably the hour, two hours, three hours after you go out and get a really good win, sitting there in the rooms with your mates and then catching up for dinner and whatever else afterwards.

That is the feeling that I miss the most in football.

There's nothing better...

Yeah, I am.