Wade Graham

to give Matt Burton or whoever else you pick in your team an opportunity to execute their skill.

You can literally just hit him out the back 30 metres and there's no one going to get to him.

Just get to a position on the field where you can have that set up and then give him a shot.

Give him a shot.

So it's more about, again, handling the moment and the pressure that –

clarity about what we're trying to achieve and how we get to that look because again that pressure's on but they just need to set up a way to have give someone a clean look and yeah they got away with one again on the weekend but you know it's a big result because as we said they stay in touch with that bottom half of the eight and they need to keep on

I think this year was always going to be about the part of the journey for the Titans, just Hennay getting his boots on the ground and working out that squad, personnel, and, you know,

the combinations and how to move this team forward.

And I think the biggest jigsaw puzzle has almost been finished now.

He's found his spine moving forward.

Harrison, Pascal at nine, Campbell at six and Kenny at one.

And unfortunately, that leaves out AJ, who's been such a great servant of that club and he's played for Queensland and he's represented England.

He's a quality player.

But...

I don't know how – they've always seemed to have too many sixes or too many ones and they've always tried to make it work.

And even this year when Campbell was at seven, we probably didn't see the best out of him because of that responsibility of wearing the seven and, you know, that responsibility of getting everyone else around the park, it can sometimes take away the best parts of your game.

And he's a moments player.

He needs to come in and out of the game and just –

have that freedom to float around the field and make oppositions worry about him when he gets an opportunity.

And young Harrison, hasn't he emerged?