How did Brisbane do it? - Grand Final Review (29.09.26)
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Why did Fremantle lose control of the Grand Final in the final minutes?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. Let's off
Uh,
you know it's a great game of footy when you just talk about non-stop in the ad break. Stefan is in Canterbury. G'day Steph!
Morning,
gentlemen.
Well, Gary, I can't I can't believe this. I'm grinning with you again. Um Seriously, the only thing that the Fremantle Club has perfected in thirty two years It had a child. And their their their new warfy time theme. That's their signal is the when they start the choke.
Seriously. Mm. Well, we can uh we can all have our opinion, Steph. We don't have to agree on it. And uh maybe they will. Maybe they'll look it upon it as a sign of right eh, we gotta deal with this. We've gotta get on with it and we can't hide it hide behind it.
Would you have gathered the players together, had you been Justin Longmure, would you have gathered the players together and made them sit down and review that game yesterday?
Should Fremantle review every mistake from its Grand Final collapse?
Every painful second. Yeah,
me too. Would you
have?
Yeah, me too. Yeah. A hundred percent I would. Uh I would have it searing in their minds that last part of the game. And any other mistakes that were made during the course of the game. I know we want to feed players positivity and that type of thing, but um I think there's a place for that, that type of review. Yeah. Given the circumstances in which they lost the game because there are a lot of structural things that players just forgot about.
So my question to you is and I I asked Jared, I've got an opinion on what what I think this does for that footy club and where how they respond. What do you think happens to them?
Well I think that the beginning of it is to review it and then you send them off and you say, Okay, these are the But 'cause you were right, because for a lot of that game they were in front I mean they could have put the game away probably in the third. But Fades
reckon they should have won.
Yeah, and they they probably should have. But there were things there were structural things in the heat of the moment that they didn't do and great sides do and they're the things that they need to be reminded of. You pick up on those things, and there's no reason there's no reason why there's absolutely no reason why this loss should scar them in a way that means that we don't see them again next year as one of the great sides. No, but that's my question to you.
Do you think they'll be contending against the Mr.
Can Fremantle recover and contend again after losing the Grand Final?
Yes,
yeah,
a hundred percent. So y you think they'll they'll take this in the man in 'cause it'll either break make 'em or break 'em, that's what I feel. That's what I feel.
Because I think you and I like you said last night about leaders and they've got gr all great teams have got great leaders. I think they've got potentially great leaders there. I think Pierce, we don't know when he's going to be back, but I think he's a great leader. I think Sarong's got the potential to be a great leader. I think Brayshaw's got a great is a great leader. I think Tracy's got the potential to be a great leader too. And there's probably others in that team. So I think they've got the nucleus of great leaders. So they can be the players that actually drive them to another Yeah.
Yeah, and you talked about, you know, the learnings. This is just a long mue, about their inability maybe to put in some strategies that they would have liked.
The last four minutes we clearly we didn't handle it well. Um there's a couple of things that we were pretty obvious that we didn't quite get right with our structure. Um and it's disappointing because we've been so good in those type of games all year and we've been great at finishing off games and implementing our close game scenarios and we just qu didn't quite get that right. I think it was more just to do with how good they were in the contest late, Brizzy. Just a couple of goals that they kicked. They scrounged out of centre bounce, we're just repeat efforts, contests, get the ball going their way and we just didn't really and didn't have an answer for that.
So the coaches and the coaching staff have got stuff that they um have got to get better at as well.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did Fremantle lose control of the Grand Final in the final minutes?
0:00–0:52
2
Should Fremantle review every mistake from its Grand Final collapse?
0:52–2:02
3
Can Fremantle recover and contend again after losing the Grand Final?
2:02–3:43
4
What did the hosts think when Patrick Voss put Fremantle on the brink of victory?
3:43–4:29
5
How did Brisbane’s late-game execution turn the Grand Final around?
4:29–5:25
6
Did Fremantle make the right ruck and defensive selection calls?
5:25–7:08
7
Did Fremantle become too conservative while trying to protect its lead?
7:08–8:39
8
Why is John Longmire heading to Essendon?
8:39–9:00