Wade Graham

Think back to all the way around one over there in Vegas where they stuffed around for a while and they got it done.

And again, they got it done on the other night against Manly, but it's going to be a certain level of frustration there that

they're not getting into the right positions quick enough or there's not an understanding across all 13 players that this is what we're setting up for.

And it comes down to the communication in your spine.

And, you know, it's not just up to them.

There needs to be...

that needs to be trained in scenarios in training and week in, week out.

So all the players sort of know this is our call, this is what we're working towards, just do what you have to do within that set.

But I think the thing that saved them and gave them the opportunity was Manly went much better.

They probably were.

So it was both teams fumbling along there in the back end of the game.

Again, surprising considering the experience in that Manly game.

Haas partnered, Luke Brooks, you know, he's a veteran of the game.

He did a terrific game too, actually, Luke Brooks.

Yeah, and Fogarty, although probably not as experienced as Luke Brooks, he's been around and been that top half for such a long time, that key communicator.

So basically it took a Stephen Crichton play where he –

Again, much slimmer in the round one where he just gets to the back of the field, gets everybody out of the way, goes, just give me the ball.

Yeah.

And it's a big win for the Dogs because they're right in that hunting pack.

Again, no room for errors against a manly team who have really –