Zach Guthrie

Like it really is something that needs to be considered and rammed home to the players constantly.

So your position as a senior player now must be a very important role within the club to be able to retain that confidence in the players and for them to be retaining confidence in their game plan and everything around them.

I say that all the time.

It's just sliding doors.

I talked to Tim about Nate Caddy the other day.

It's just so happening where he goes to Essendon at a time when they're really battling and then you see Logan Morris goes to Brisbane at a time when they're flying.

So, you know, that's the circumstances and the quality will rise to the top.

So just on Dusty, I wasn't aware of that.

So he came and addressed the whole group.

That is a really powerful thing because to say that he had to wait till round 10 to have his first win, is that what you're saying?

So you look at that, and these guys are thinking this is not how AFL footy should be, but then you go, no, no, this is one of the all-timers who had to wait longer than you guys on the back of what you've done on the weekend.

So, no, that's a great message.

And then he went up and played up in Port Douglas and kicked a couple of snags.

He looked in pretty good nick.

So about the craft, like Gary often being a key position player as he was and, you know, forward and back and he talks about the craft of the forwards and when he breaks down the game and analysing that type of thing.

Stuff that you've obviously had to be taught over a period of time.

How much can you fast track?

If you look at, say, your key position players now, can you really fast track that forward craft?

Hey, Tommy, it's great of you to join in.

What are you doing outside of footy?