Speaker 1: You know what I think. I think Laurie's got them
Speaker 1: right where he wants them. Yeah, you know, that's all
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Speaker 1: to thirty thousand. And guess what, Matthew, we've still got
Speaker 1: some mate versus mate caps still available. The decider New
Speaker 1: South Wales flew off the shelf in the first game
Speaker 1: because obviously they won. Now Queen's Land winning, so get
Speaker 1: them before game three so you can wear them to
Speaker 1: your respective pubs or if you're go into the game. Yes,
Speaker 1: but what again, that was quite a unique one. We're
Speaker 1: going to go through a bit of an overview of
Speaker 1: the game, people's performances, some potential changes in game three
Speaker 1: coming too, sun Corp. But the biggest moment, Matthew, we
Speaker 1: spoke about it during the game and yes, I think
Speaker 1: a lot of the people at home would have got
Speaker 1: the same sort of vibe that defensive set right before halftime.
Speaker 1: Queensland were on the ropes New South Wales. I think
Speaker 1: they were up twelve to eight and they had two
Speaker 1: sets and an attack and they had a repeat set
Speaker 1: a six again there Queen's Zam were out on their
Speaker 1: feet and they managed to stop New South Wales who
Speaker 1: had a lot of momentum.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: And we said it at the time, we said, if
Speaker 1: Queensland stopped this, I think they run away in the
Speaker 1: second half and win it. It was such a defining
Speaker 1: moment for that game, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: It really was cool because and as we go through
Speaker 2: the run of the game, you'll see the first half
Speaker 2: sort of New South Wales dominated for the most part
Speaker 2: of that first half, with Queensland sort of hit back
Speaker 2: towards the back end. They got the Liero try. But
Speaker 2: what you got with twelve eight and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: if New South Wales had got that, and let's remember
Speaker 2: they're taking there right on half time, they year two
Speaker 2: sets and max Plath Mons's not on the maxi Plath
Speaker 2: is defending on the edge, so you know, months is
Speaker 2: one of their primary community caters dictates how you know,
Speaker 2: like your roads defense very very well, so big opportunity there.
Speaker 2: One thing Queensland do very well boys. Queensland individually and collectively,
Speaker 2: Queensland players got a very very good sense of the dramatic.
Speaker 2: And I mean this individually and collectively is that when
Speaker 2: they're under adversity, they know exactly what they have to do,
Speaker 2: the sense that this is a really important time in
Speaker 2: the game and what they have to do under adversity
Speaker 2: to turn this game around and pull off a you know,
Speaker 2: whilst I wouldn't say miraculous victory, but like they've done
Speaker 2: in the past, you know, they thrive on it when
Speaker 2: they're under pressure and you know the chips the chips
Speaker 2: down a little bit, you can see them lift because
Speaker 2: they go, okay, we could be part of one of
Speaker 2: those great Queensland wins. So twelve eight New South Wales
Speaker 2: leading and the Queensland had you know, we dominated that
Speaker 2: first half for the most then Queensland just pulled a
Speaker 2: little bit back with the lieiro try. But if we
Speaker 2: go in there, we score. Suddenly it's eighteen and eight
Speaker 2: up we go into the sheds our tails are right
Speaker 2: up and Queensland, you know, we've just suppressed that momentum
Speaker 2: a little bit. So it's a big one, you know,
Speaker 2: that it was Queensland in the past and as that
Speaker 2: showed again tonight had the ability to turn a turn
Speaker 2: a contest with their defense with effort, and what Queensland
Speaker 2: do very very well in those situations is absorb pressure.
Speaker 2: That's what they're brilland at. Yeah, I thought that through
Speaker 2: if the tailor tape to the game, I thought, like,
Speaker 2: you know, we're going to go through New South Wales.
Speaker 2: You know, they won the Yardists for the most past
Speaker 2: in the first half of that second half in yard
Speaker 2: Is though, were absolutely smashed.
Speaker 1: You know what, you know what, you know what it
Speaker 1: comes from. It comes from whoever whoever kicks off first
Speaker 1: in origin, like they get so much of an advance.
Speaker 1: It's like I was kicked off first Queensland just you
Speaker 1: can never get out of your own forty in that
Speaker 1: first few sets of origin and you start basically I
Speaker 1: think Sam Walker kicked the first one and they catch
Speaker 1: it on their own forty and they start to dominate films.
Speaker 1: In the second half the exact same thing happened. Well,
Speaker 1: Queensland kicked yes and then we caught, we tracked them
Speaker 1: and New Southwes didn't get out of their end for
Speaker 1: the first ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Well that's it, Like I just thought throughout the game,
Speaker 2: and we'll run through a bit by bit, but I
Speaker 2: just throughout the game. I thought the New South Wales,
Speaker 2: particularly in the second half, they constantly looked indecisive and
Speaker 2: nervous with the football, like just hesitant with the football.
Speaker 2: Queensland just looked really decisive and really aggressive. That's how
Speaker 2: they looked. And so when you marry those two things up,
Speaker 2: you know, those two factors, it explains why well the
Speaker 2: Blues were steamrolled that second half. It's funny because if
Speaker 2: we go through the game, the first twenty minutes of
Speaker 2: the game, the first couple says Queensland look good, and
Speaker 2: they put they they shifted the ball to their left side,
Speaker 2: their favorite side, Queensland left side, Cantoni's side. They made
Speaker 2: a break and they led to nil. And then a
Speaker 2: really big moment was when they hitped off New South Wales.
Speaker 2: Tommy Flegler dropped that ball. And when Tommy Fletller dropped
Speaker 2: that ball and Mark you may have picked it up
Speaker 2: and went inside and Catoni scored. That sparked a little
Speaker 2: period of dominos for New South Wales. And I thought
Speaker 2: Queensland coop there. They actually looked quite rattled, Like if
Speaker 2: you look at that, go back and watch the twenty
Speaker 2: minute period after that try, they looked really intocisive and
Speaker 2: yardage Yeah, you know they didn't. They're looking like, okay,
Speaker 2: we're pushing towards the end. There was one point that
Speaker 2: Harry threw the ball to Monster and Munster sort of
Speaker 2: went there and you see him go to Harry like,
Speaker 2: you know what, what did you throw it to me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they did look a little lot. I think they
Speaker 1: have such an emphasis on starting well and when when
Speaker 1: Tommy Fleggler dropped off that and they scored, it was
Speaker 1: such a against the run of play and they wanted
Speaker 1: to build pressure and you saw the next attacking set
Speaker 1: New South Wales they started to get very expansive with
Speaker 1: the footage. I think Katni actually they hit Katony threw
Speaker 1: it over the sideline. But then that was sort of
Speaker 1: a turning, like they didn't go into their shell from
Speaker 1: their New South Wales. New so Wales continued to play
Speaker 1: that style of footage. They actually played a really good
Speaker 1: attacking brand, just continuing to get it to stags on
Speaker 1: the right side early and then cooler on the left
Speaker 1: side early, not too many block shaped was really fat
Speaker 1: flat and they were getting the ball there quickly and
Speaker 1: it didn't give the Queensland edges any time to first
Speaker 1: of all identify what was coming at them or get
Speaker 1: lin speed with there.
Speaker 2: And during that PERIOCHU will win the yardage. And so
Speaker 2: consequently when New South Wales win yardage, you've got you're
Speaker 2: constantly getting Mitchell Moses and Nathan Cleary into attacking key
Speaker 2: positions and you're going to score points. And that one there,
Speaker 2: Nathan put a little grab, put a kick through, it
Speaker 2: rebounded off Munster threw it over top to Marky Mark
Speaker 2: and we're leading twelve points to two, and the sailing along.
Speaker 2: But then that try Queensland again mate, And the tailor
Speaker 2: of the tape is constantly Queensland moving the ball to
Speaker 2: their favorite side, understanding their strengths and where they can
Speaker 2: find us vulnerable. And you know, we were having all
Speaker 2: the run running and all of a suddenly Queensland got
Speaker 2: the ball. They just moved the ball to that left
Speaker 2: hammer Bee Katarni and Dylan Lucas went down. The next play,
Speaker 2: Harry scoops it up and away he goes and they
Speaker 2: score and twelve points to wait, you know, and an
Speaker 2: interesting period here months went off for the HIA. After that,
Speaker 2: Plath goes to six. Very interesting there, very the most
Speaker 2: logical play you would think at that time would be okay,
Speaker 2: here we go Reee Walsh to fall back Kaylin into
Speaker 2: six as logical. Now Billy's is recognized in the game.
Speaker 2: Hang on, the game's not it's not breaking open yet, right,
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm not going to throw all the chips
Speaker 2: in at the moment. So instead he goes Plath at six. Okay,
Speaker 2: which looks a more risky play, but I don't think
Speaker 2: it is. He goes to six to show up yet defensively,
Speaker 2: and he decides, okay, for this next period, I'm going
Speaker 2: to go without. I'm going to play with one less
Speaker 2: creative player and just lean on, lean on Kaitlin a
Speaker 2: little bit more, to just do a little bit more.
Speaker 2: It's funny during that period, Coup I thought, in that
Speaker 2: period semi Walkers football, he really missed Monster there. I
Speaker 2: thought I thought he was absolutely in the game. I
Speaker 2: thought that was just one period, weary dips one.
Speaker 1: I think they had a bad plan. I don't think
Speaker 1: they know. No one has a plan for that. When
Speaker 1: a creative goes off, but I think they should have
Speaker 1: used max Plath up front a little bit more, playing
Speaker 1: it like an Isao type ball, playing roll up the
Speaker 1: front and then allow Sammy Walker and Kaylen Pong to
Speaker 1: combine the secondary out of the shape at the back.
Speaker 1: But a lot of the times they just send Max
Speaker 1: Plats to the short side and allow Walker and kp
Speaker 1: just to sort of combined on one over side. But
Speaker 1: they couldn't create any numbers because they were manned down
Speaker 1: a little bit. And then in defense, I think it
Speaker 1: actually they did look vulnerable a couple. This is where
Speaker 1: you said I should have taken advantage of it. They
Speaker 1: nearly took advantage of it. Once they went down that
Speaker 1: right sode. They put a when you've got a larger
Speaker 1: body who's not used to defending at that half spot
Speaker 1: where you've got a back or running your inside shoulder,
Speaker 1: you got to check him and they get out the back.
Speaker 1: They did it once they put Moses on plas outside shoulder,
Speaker 1: and they actually looked really under pressure. Marky Mark nearly
Speaker 1: scored in the corner, but Cobbo just did enough to
Speaker 1: he planted it on the line. But it was the
Speaker 1: only time they went back to that side. They looked
Speaker 1: good in that, so they probably played a little early
Speaker 1: knowing that Plath was there. They could have gone a
Speaker 1: little bit deeper, held him up more. But New South
Speaker 1: Wales didn't go back to that side and put the
Speaker 1: same thing on a little bit disheartened because Marky Mark
Speaker 1: didn't score, but I thought they could have taken a
Speaker 1: little bit better of advantage from that.
Speaker 2: Isn't it funny their coop We just spoke about that,
Speaker 2: We said about the ability to absorb pressure, and so
Speaker 2: a billy at that point when Monster goes off straight
Speaker 2: away they've scored like Coeensland has scored, but he recognizes
Speaker 2: months to going off. Okay, we're under pressure here. You know,
Speaker 2: we've we've lost We've lost our one of our most
Speaker 2: important men. He's gone off the Fieldenslet and New South
Speaker 2: Wales going to recognize that. What do I do? You know,
Speaker 2: what are we going to do here? Okay, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to go all chips on the roofs. Let's absorb
Speaker 2: the pressure. Let's put Maxi Plath on bloke with aggression
Speaker 2: and energy. He's going to bring that to the football
Speaker 2: and just hold him out during this period and it
Speaker 2: worked well. Yeah, and then a funny coop just from
Speaker 2: watching Origin for so long, just that last that defensive
Speaker 2: effort at the end from Coinsland when you went to halftime,
Speaker 2: I'm sitting there just instinctively going, I just know how
Speaker 2: this is going to play out.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, you felt like there was a lot of
Speaker 3: fatigue in it, like going into that next half and
Speaker 3: even the fact that Munster had that fifteen minutes off,
Speaker 3: same as Tino to be fair, but more.
Speaker 1: So Monthster is a creative player.
Speaker 3: But like the fact that Money got fifteen minutes off
Speaker 3: and then they absorbed that pressure going into that half,
Speaker 3: like we just saw them, like we saw the points
Speaker 3: just stack up the last twenty of the game just
Speaker 3: because they like New South Wales was just shot to bits.
Speaker 1: Well you saw and you spoke about that try just
Speaker 1: before halftime where Trent Leo scored it. Max Platt did
Speaker 1: a little round the corner pass to it. But it
Speaker 1: was the story of that whole first off when and
Speaker 1: even the second half we're going to which we're going
Speaker 1: about to get into, but every time Consland looked good
Speaker 1: with the football. They were attacking in and around that space,
Speaker 1: in and around Catoni whether it was putting a block
Speaker 1: on him, making him check and they now have to
Speaker 1: chase Cadle out the back, giving it to getting it
Speaker 1: out of the back and giving it to the hammer.
Speaker 1: It'd either challenged him on the outside or in that instance,
Speaker 1: cuts him back on the inside because he's so worried
Speaker 1: about his speed. Then Harry Grant takes Dylan Lucas was
Speaker 1: one marker and Harry Grant on fifth tackle, goes down
Speaker 1: that short side. When he goes down that short side
Speaker 1: on last, that whole the whole New South Wales defensive
Speaker 1: line compresses and start chasing to where Harry went, thinking oh,
Speaker 1: he's the major threat. But they go long past to
Speaker 1: Munster who gets it out to Sammy Walker gets at
Speaker 1: the max Plath and then a nice little pass to
Speaker 1: Tramp in the air. It was they had a few
Speaker 1: really nice tries like that. Queens Land a little bit
Speaker 1: more you saw game one. They had a little bit
Speaker 1: more set moves ready to go, Like they tried to
Speaker 1: catch James Tedesco out he was in the line with
Speaker 1: their little short kicking game. They didn't have any of that.
Speaker 1: This time you didn't have any of that. They relied
Speaker 1: more on their like football instincts and almost playing a
Speaker 1: little bit of Fiji and touch football.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, they did coops Yep, they certainly did too.
Speaker 2: You know in that second half two things when you
Speaker 2: run through the tries and the second half coup and jack,
Speaker 2: it's one of two things. It's working. It's dominating yanage
Speaker 2: and working in a position for an attacking kick or
Speaker 2: working really smart sequences to attack to their favorite side
Speaker 2: to put pressure on Katoni. I mean the first drive
Speaker 2: to halftime, Yadie Dommets. Now get them, get them to
Speaker 2: an attacking kicks, send me walker high kicks as you said,
Speaker 2: they come up with and sell in schools that try
Speaker 2: at the far edge. But again, like like you said,
Speaker 2: Maxi Maxi Plath, I mean that bloke mate, it just
Speaker 2: his ability to find and he did it twice in
Speaker 2: this game to the ars try and that try. The
Speaker 2: ability to find the right play, the right pass that's
Speaker 2: going to lead to a try in a tight, difficult situation.
Speaker 2: It's just outstanding.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: They've got like they have particularly in their middle like
Speaker 1: Max Plath and like Harry gran offers it as well,
Speaker 1: but some of their mobile forward forwards. They've got great
Speaker 1: football instincts. Yeah, Like, you know, people use the term
Speaker 1: AdLib football and eyes up football and whatnot, but they've
Speaker 1: got really good Like it's like they've they've grown up
Speaker 1: almost as backs. They've their bodies developed. They can play
Speaker 1: in the forwards. But they're really creative. Like maxi Plath,
Speaker 1: his first instinct was to actually pass, but if someone
Speaker 1: just in the passing lane, and then he did a
Speaker 1: little over the top pass to Monster so then found
Speaker 1: that beautiful little kick to Selboyn Cops.
Speaker 2: Just find the past, find the man.
Speaker 1: It was a good mix because, like I just said
Speaker 1: before that game one, it was really it was like
Speaker 1: the brilliance of Billy Slater's coaching in giving them some
Speaker 1: nice set plays which they got three clean tries out of,
Speaker 1: whereas this one it was a lot of just you
Speaker 1: could tell their plan was to just let's get up there, kick,
Speaker 1: chase a lot more effort based, and our tries will
Speaker 1: come naturally.
Speaker 2: Yep. May definitely coups, definitely, yeah, Like and the second
Speaker 2: trive to half time coup was the combination of the
Speaker 2: two things we're talking about. Yardish dominants. Sammy Walker puts
Speaker 2: high kick in, it brings the new South Wales Era.
Speaker 2: They gave to the scrum and from the scrum they
Speaker 2: do a nice little trick shot. Guess which side the
Speaker 2: head to their favored left hand side, pressuring in around
Speaker 2: Catoni again, beautiful blind pass from Semi Walker, completely blind pass,
Speaker 2: so much trust there and Klein just rips around it.
Speaker 1: And it was actually when you see that, Nathan clear
Speaker 1: knew it was coming. You could see you knew it
Speaker 1: was coming because Caylen fed it and as Kalyn fed
Speaker 1: it he was wrapping around. He knew there was going
Speaker 1: to be a block inside Katni and Kala was going
Speaker 1: to get on the back. Nathan actually did the right
Speaker 1: decision because the only way really you can be passive
Speaker 1: on that play, or you can get out and shut
Speaker 1: it down before the fullback has time to actually be
Speaker 1: out the back of the block. And if you see
Speaker 1: it in slow mate, Nathan actually did that, really really
Speaker 1: got out and he put the pressure on the only
Speaker 1: thing he didn't account for was the brilliance of sam
Speaker 1: Walker because sam Walker actually Kaylen was about three or
Speaker 1: four meters out of position, but sam Walker just did
Speaker 1: this beautiful blind no look pop pass and he just
Speaker 1: gave it enough float and just popped it just enough
Speaker 1: so that Caylen could get it at full steam get
Speaker 1: on the outside of Katni stags and he puts Cell
Speaker 1: and Cobo in that left corner like it's almost Nathan
Speaker 1: would have been if you'd ask. If you asked, Nathan,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you said, like I know, I knew it
Speaker 1: was going to be man on. If I got up
Speaker 1: and got aggressive, I could shut the play down quick enough.
Speaker 1: But he just didn't account for that X fact that
Speaker 1: Sam Walker has.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's Sam. This has been the making of Sam's
Speaker 2: career mate.
Speaker 1: I think he's only played two staut Of origins like
Speaker 1: last Last Game one and now this. He and to
Speaker 1: be as experienced as he like. He looks like a
Speaker 1: veteran out there when he does, and.
Speaker 3: The crazy thing is too Like leading into this series,
Speaker 3: there's talk around him being under pressure and possibly getting
Speaker 3: moved around. I think that might have quickly been shut up.
Speaker 2: I think definitely cook Jack and the next try one
Speaker 2: thing you what you see with the next row they
Speaker 2: score off, the next kickoff. What you see with Coueensland.
Speaker 2: Right when Queensland are on top, they accelerate and they
Speaker 2: lift when tough times. Like we said before, they absorb.
Speaker 2: So this point in the game they're twenty to twelve
Speaker 2: up after Selwyn's scores from that little trick shot, so
Speaker 2: they're accelerating rather than go right, okay, let's just consolidate
Speaker 2: for a bit mate. They up the Andy and for
Speaker 2: the next one they again off, they kick off, They
Speaker 2: tack down that favorite left side again. They go there.
Speaker 2: They put a dent, Harry scoops and he goes, he
Speaker 2: goes through and then they go two past to Monster
Speaker 2: who does the long kick to Jojo for Fod who
Speaker 2: scores and it and like you said, like you said
Speaker 2: during that you know your time at the at the
Speaker 2: Melbourne Storm working with Billy. That's one of Billy's favorite plays.
Speaker 2: A two pass kick.
Speaker 1: Well, he because teams are so good at escorting. So
Speaker 1: if you get one pass like you see and someone
Speaker 1: just puts it, if you've got a great area threat
Speaker 1: like Mark and on and you put it just you
Speaker 1: just kick it there. Some aero threats can get up
Speaker 1: past the escort and still have a dent. But when
Speaker 1: you go a two pass Sam Walker and then rips
Speaker 1: it to Cam Munster, it forces I think it was
Speaker 1: the center was Tallu Kohler at the time. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: forces that edge to actually have to come up the
Speaker 1: edge on fifth tackle. They want to just stay back,
Speaker 1: stay back, almost cheat the system. And then as the
Speaker 1: kick goes up they can instantly create a wall around
Speaker 1: their winger just to protect here. But if you if
Speaker 1: you act like you going to run like that two pass,
Speaker 1: it forces Tolu to come in and up on the
Speaker 1: end of the line in case they have a run,
Speaker 1: and then Monster just puts that beautiful kick in. They
Speaker 1: did on two occasions. One they got an arrow al
Speaker 1: Tora and this time Jojo a feed a squad, But
Speaker 1: it just isolates a winger completely and because is back
Speaker 1: there on his back foot, Jojo has all the momentum
Speaker 1: he's running and it's it's almost like a soccer and
Speaker 1: it's almost like a heater in soccer. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: the center backs are sitting there just completely on their
Speaker 1: back foot, trying to get momentum and be aggressive to
Speaker 1: get up. But Jojo just had all the running come
Speaker 1: from outside in and just completely blindsided. It was a
Speaker 1: beautiful child.
Speaker 2: What about Bill, What about Billy's ability? Billy's ability to
Speaker 2: elevate those players like Selwyn like we can talk aboute
Speaker 2: later and Jojo like, you know, like like under him.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly what he does and how to
Speaker 2: coach him or whether it's just information or it's belief
Speaker 2: or what it is. But my god, players it you
Speaker 2: know that get whoever he selects and takes a part on.
Speaker 2: My god, they fire.
Speaker 1: Just he just knows how to It seems like he
Speaker 1: just knows how to narrow their focus into what's important
Speaker 1: for him, you know, and get them, get them. For Selwyn,
Speaker 1: I imagine his almost his biggest obstacle and his game
Speaker 1: is himself, you know, sometimes not you know what I mean, spot.
Speaker 1: You know, there's some of those players they get in
Speaker 1: some days they're just their heads a little bit. They're focused,
Speaker 1: they're focusing on big plays and not probably you know
Speaker 1: what some of their strengths are where Billy goes. Don't
Speaker 1: worry about you know, don't worry about score on two
Speaker 1: or three trials or trying to get an intercept or
Speaker 1: shut this down. Your focus is on yardage. And you
Speaker 1: could see him and Jojo from the start, yep, they're
Speaker 1: like back carries out of their round. Particularly Selwyn like
Speaker 1: he gave Nathan Cleary sometimes like Nathan's a great defender.
Speaker 1: For a half too, he was getting up in Selwyn's
Speaker 1: face and just getting thrown off like it was greg English, like.
Speaker 2: It was it was actually what was throwing a couple
Speaker 2: of the runs earlier. Jesus was like, Jui you Sally.
Speaker 2: The world's got back into the game there for a second.
Speaker 2: Again the Marones dropped it off the kickoff again and
Speaker 2: we scored twenty six aeen. Then sixteen minutes to go again,
Speaker 2: I guess side. They go straight to that left side,
Speaker 2: targeting Cantoni and this time Catni Mate he just flies
Speaker 2: outside in. It's almost like like that's that's a defensive
Speaker 2: decision from someone. I think he was under pressure. See
Speaker 2: that he's just raced outside in collected kal and made
Speaker 2: probably lucky not to be sent got ten, but it
Speaker 2: just left you short the edge vulnerable and Hammer goes
Speaker 2: and scores and again that's it's Queensland just going You
Speaker 2: said about you know what is it that gives players confidence?
Speaker 2: It's narrowing the focus and also given them a GPS
Speaker 2: and their brain to say, right, this is what we're doing.
Speaker 2: This is we're going to take the football and in
Speaker 2: the first two games Ponger has terrorized the New South
Speaker 2: Wales left hand side defense or New South Wales right
Speaker 2: hand side defense. Sorry with containing that there by just
Speaker 2: basically just sitting himself in that sweet spot and saying
Speaker 2: to Queensland, you bring the ball to me, and it's
Speaker 2: just it's worked time and time again.
Speaker 1: Like you said, like it was a decision that was
Speaker 1: that was a blow. He hadn't jammed. I don't think
Speaker 1: you and coming outside in aggressively that in game one
Speaker 1: at all. Katoni, I know the other center. I think
Speaker 1: Critter had a few times in game one and Tollu
Speaker 1: had a few times in the first half in game two.
Speaker 1: But he hadn't been aggressive all day. He was quite passive, passive.
Speaker 1: But when you put when you get in the head
Speaker 1: of an opposition center with your attack, and he's been
Speaker 1: passive all day, just sort of trying to work together
Speaker 1: as an edge. But they put a couple of tries
Speaker 1: on him. They put Katoni on ice skate a couple
Speaker 1: of times. That's the decision he makes. He makes a
Speaker 1: bad decision trying to solve it himself. You know, it
Speaker 1: gets hits him high gets sent depending in the bin.
Speaker 1: But on top of that, him coming out of the
Speaker 1: line also put that edge under pressure, which ultimately led
Speaker 1: to Hammer being ham a scoring that try like it
Speaker 1: was just a it was a really well attacked sixty
Speaker 1: minutes that put that doubt in Catoni's head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mate, it did, Coops, It just yeah, he just
Speaker 2: had Calein coming at him all the time, and almost
Speaker 2: for every center. It must be it must be a
Speaker 2: nightmare the two ways.
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's there's probably not one center
Speaker 1: you put there and it's an instant fix, you know.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's one place you go to.
Speaker 2: Like that's why Crichton was a big loss. Yeah, Crichton
Speaker 2: is a big loss. If I had to back any
Speaker 2: center and a big stage, you'll be able to do
Speaker 2: a job there. It'd be Stephen cricht.
Speaker 1: Because all there, like you said, literally it wasn't I
Speaker 1: reckon if we got the stats of in terms of
Speaker 1: what side of the field they attacked percentage wise Queensland,
Speaker 1: I reckon, it'd literally be seventy five that edge.
Speaker 2: All their attack, all their attack went that way, all
Speaker 2: their quality ball went that way. Let's talk about, mate,
Speaker 2: the the try harry scoops and schools to Lindsey Collins.
Speaker 2: But I I know, just can you just why does Teddy?
Speaker 2: I've thought this before. What is teddy kickoff? And and
Speaker 2: and that's one thing to kick a ball along because
Speaker 2: there's there's a lot of margin forerr for a long kickoff,
Speaker 2: but short kickoff like Teddy, Like, I'm looking at that
Speaker 2: team and they go, okay, if you're looking for a
Speaker 2: short kickoff, like, sure is Nathan.
Speaker 1: I just I understand why they did it, because I.
Speaker 2: Understand why they did it, but why did he kick it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think they wanted to catch Queen's on off
Speaker 1: by surprise and knowing that if you put Nathan there,
Speaker 1: then they then they account for the short kickoff. But
Speaker 1: you saw that that short kickoff, he didn't hit it
Speaker 1: well at all. And Teddy's not a natural kickof well
Speaker 1: he's not a natural What the hell is he doing it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know, I know he probably most fullbacks and then
Speaker 1: are on now learn because the coaches make him learn
Speaker 1: so that they have a full defensive line who goes
Speaker 1: down on the kick in the actual long kickoff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so all fullbacks like Dylan Edwards, who's not like natural
Speaker 1: kicker either he kicks off and things like that. But
Speaker 1: like you said, when you want a pinpoint short kick,
Speaker 1: you need your craftiest kickers to do that, and that's
Speaker 1: like your goalkicker, like Mitchell Moses or Nathan probably doing
Speaker 1: more well equipped.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, that's that's an acute kick,
Speaker 2: that's a that's a really different kick. So with a
Speaker 2: game on the line, would you let would you let
Speaker 2: Teddy be Like, if you've got Nathan out the end,
Speaker 2: you've got Mitchell Moses and the games on the line
Speaker 2: to kick golf from the sideline, would you throw the
Speaker 2: ball to Teddy?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I think it's why the hell would you do a
Speaker 2: shit like? I just that that for me, that blew
Speaker 2: me away.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that that just showed that the pressure
Speaker 1: they were under and how fatigued they were because they
Speaker 1: clearly hadn't communicated at all through their spine usually spine
Speaker 1: to get together and go we're going short. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: take this. But it looked like and you saw how
Speaker 1: disconnected the New so Well spine after that when they
Speaker 1: come out after that second half, in the first fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes of the second half, because they were brilliant in
Speaker 1: the first half, but that second half they came out
Speaker 1: and they just didn't fire a shot all day apart
Speaker 1: from that one try with Marky. Mark scored yep, when
Speaker 1: cobbos when he sort of skipped on the outside of Cobbo.
Speaker 1: But yeah, they just looked really discot It didn't look
Speaker 1: like they even had much ball or an opportunity to
Speaker 1: get down the other end.
Speaker 2: Let's have a little talk about the game now all over, like,
Speaker 2: you know, we'll summarize forty four to twenty four. I
Speaker 2: sort of feel that floaters in New Southes a little bit.
Speaker 1: Do you reckon forty four twenty.
Speaker 2: Four given the complete dominance when you buy coinsland in
Speaker 2: the second half, possibly a little bit for a little bile.
Speaker 2: I thought they were going to crack when they would
Speaker 2: just try a try. I said to you, cracked fifty
Speaker 2: here forty four twenty four. Yeah, look for Sam Walker, fantastic.
Speaker 2: The only time that in the game that I thought
Speaker 2: he looked under pressure a little bit was when Munster
Speaker 2: went off. You know, he's right hand man. He had
Speaker 2: to do a lot more communicating, a lot more work,
Speaker 2: and I thought at times, you know, that affected his
Speaker 2: kicking game. So and Cobbo in my best on field
Speaker 2: Powerhouse and yardage great finishing that final try scored. Nobody
Speaker 2: Blas can score that.
Speaker 3: Literally everyone in the room said, oh, that's no try. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then it went and then you when he slowed
Speaker 3: it down, he literally it was like the ball was
Speaker 3: hanging onto his last knuckle for like the last like
Speaker 3: meter almost it just.
Speaker 1: It looked like a fast motion. It looked like he
Speaker 1: bounced it. And I remember I said to you, Jake,
Speaker 1: I bet you he finds the way to I bet yeah.
Speaker 1: He's just that kind of freaky fella. Like he's the
Speaker 1: kind of guy. He is the kind of winger where
Speaker 1: it could be a four on one and he's the last
Speaker 1: line of defense and he'll take a full field in
Speaker 1: the sets spot on. He's just an absolute summary.
Speaker 2: He just freaks like that, Max Plath said before Powerhouse.
Speaker 2: Mate energetic, aggressive, skillful, but he's got really good vision
Speaker 2: and good tactical awareness. He's a complete player. He looks
Speaker 2: he looks like exactly who he is. The kid. He's
Speaker 2: been playing football since he's been four or five years old.
Speaker 2: His father was a footballer. Imagine his grandfather had been
Speaker 2: a footballer and all he wanted to be was a football.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was outstanding and I love for what I
Speaker 1: love what Harry Grant did.
Speaker 2: Harry was really creative.
Speaker 1: Particularly the first half when Munster was off, he ended
Speaker 1: up taking a lot of the reins because the spine
Speaker 1: was you could tell that Sam Walker and Kaylen were
Speaker 1: a little bit off. They didn't really have a clear
Speaker 1: set structure and for that time Harry sort of just
Speaker 1: narrowed their attack to attack to straight down the middle,
Speaker 1: used Tino, a couple other big boys boys on drop
Speaker 1: offs and it just took a little bit of the
Speaker 1: juice out of the New South Wales forward pack and
Speaker 1: you can see that in the second half that same
Speaker 1: pack came straight back out and they were really behind
Speaker 1: the fatigue level. So I think that went a long way.
Speaker 2: Kaylin was great, great, Cayln was great. That he's given
Speaker 2: a lot more at Newcastle. You see this has been,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, his finest season, not because the highlight
Speaker 2: reels or anything like that. It's just the direction he's
Speaker 2: giving the leadership and you saw that that on show
Speaker 2: in this origin series. He's been he's been exceptional.
Speaker 3: Cook.
Speaker 2: What do you think about okay changes for New South Wales.
Speaker 2: I mean there's a couple again Catoni, it's been a
Speaker 2: couple of bad performances and I thought he was lucky
Speaker 2: to Holy Spot for game two. So Crichton's fit. He
Speaker 2: goes in with McLain.
Speaker 4: Well there's there's word that Latrell could be back. Well,
Speaker 4: there you go, he's left edge, He's the left edge.
Speaker 4: Then you could go Tyler or it's Crichton.
Speaker 1: I really like what Tyler Toller did.
Speaker 2: He was made. I've written down in ok who was
Speaker 2: their best. He's the first one I've written down. In
Speaker 2: the first half mate, he's he's speeding, his power running
Speaker 2: and his toughness coming out of the yard. Each was exception.
Speaker 1: He actually gave us. He gave us a lot in
Speaker 1: terms of getting downfield, field possession and then obviously know
Speaker 1: what he does with the football. They didn't go to
Speaker 1: his edge probably a lot in terms of early ball.
Speaker 1: They went more to Catoni's edge for that early football.
Speaker 1: But I thought Tyler was really good. I think he's
Speaker 1: the kind of He's been to fullback and covered for
Speaker 1: Tommy Turbot at club Land, so I don't think he
Speaker 1: would struggle going from left to right. He can carry
Speaker 1: the ball both arms.
Speaker 2: I look at if Stephen Crichton is fit and Latrell's fit.
Speaker 2: I guess Stephen Crichton, Latroll Mitchell. If you want to
Speaker 2: beat Coeensland Sun Corpse Stadium in a decider, you need
Speaker 2: that fucking blokes with big, strong blokes with a lot
Speaker 2: of presents. There are two blokes that stand out.
Speaker 3: If they're both would you now one bloke that's been
Speaker 3: out for a while it comes back this weekend against
Speaker 3: the Dragons. If you have a couple of decent games,
Speaker 3: would you consider putting Bradman Best on the ledge the
Speaker 3: left and then Cola on the right.
Speaker 1: Or another bloke who's been at Santa Tom Trevitch.
Speaker 2: Well, I think Jeezu is a big decisions Turbos back
Speaker 2: this weak some really big decisions to make. That's it,
Speaker 2: you put this out. We'll just say this. There's going
Speaker 2: to be these very possibly a really pool of quality
Speaker 2: players you can play there. I go the first ones.
Speaker 2: I pick the three that I look at, primarily Latroll Mitchell,
Speaker 2: Stephen Crichton, Tommy Stravovich, Yeah, Cola Toller on the wing,
Speaker 2: play center, all that stuff. We know that he was
Speaker 2: very very good tonight. But if you're going to be
Speaker 2: Queensland up there, you've got to take giants. You're going
Speaker 2: to take giants as far as size and presents.
Speaker 1: I don't think the problem is with like the selections
Speaker 1: in terms of I don't think you know it's oh,
Speaker 1: this play is going to fix that or this player
Speaker 1: is going to fix that. I think it is like
Speaker 1: the mindset in the group, like they've got to it
Speaker 1: almost this is we say this about New Subwales every
Speaker 1: single year. On paper, the talent is way better than Queensland.
Speaker 1: Like you look at that side tonight, some of the
Speaker 1: players in there, they're if they're in the Queensland side,
Speaker 1: like they probably play a little bit better than they
Speaker 1: did on New Subwales side. It's got to be it's
Speaker 1: not whether you pick Latrell or whether you pick times Rowers,
Speaker 1: whether you pick Critter. They've got to get together and
Speaker 1: like they got to they got to really come up
Speaker 1: with a narrative and a story to get himself motivated,
Speaker 1: because we saw how dominant they were that first half
Speaker 1: against Couendas and like they just not playing an eighty
Speaker 1: minute performance at the moment.
Speaker 2: When you have great players around you. They coop that
Speaker 2: elevates you and it gives you belief. Like Paul Harrigan
Speaker 2: used to say, when Chief went away playing for the Kangaroos,
Speaker 2: he said, Chimpy, I'd look over molmenting and put any
Speaker 2: socks on. Game. Mate. We can't give boat today, and
Speaker 2: that's we do a great play. Chris Close said that
Speaker 2: when he was a young player and he's sitting first
Speaker 2: of Origin game and he's nervous as hell and looks
Speaker 2: an next to him and Arthur Boots is taping up
Speaker 2: his fingers. He just goes, Oh my god, we're going
Speaker 2: to the war. That's what those That's what those great,
Speaker 2: those great players do.
Speaker 1: I just don't I think we have so many great
Speaker 1: players in that side. Like if I if I was
Speaker 1: lacing up from your eyes right now, I'd look and
Speaker 1: I go, funk, I've got Nathan Cleary, James Tedesco, Isaiah
Speaker 1: They've got enough of those players in there.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: But I don't think one player comes in there and
Speaker 1: fixes the whole mines. I think it's a whole team problem.
Speaker 2: I think I think there's a bit of a belief problem.
Speaker 2: I think there's a belief problem. I think that, But
Speaker 2: there's just something about Blakes like like latrell And and
Speaker 2: Tom do you know what I mean, Like the other
Speaker 2: guys that the other guys here, they're great plays, but
Speaker 2: there's just something about those two blakes, like those two
Speaker 2: that if you're looking at the team sheet Queensland and
Speaker 2: go oh fuck, okay, right, you know.
Speaker 5: Like because they've done it before, they've done it before,
Speaker 5: and they're just you know anyway, particularly particularly Tom and Latroll,
Speaker 5: Like when when like those two they're they're the kind
Speaker 5: of guys that could go in for they could play
Speaker 5: two of the three game series and when the like
Speaker 5: win the wall in Lewis medal, like they could win
Speaker 5: the whole the whole series medal.
Speaker 1: That's how good they are.
Speaker 4: Sorry, do you think it's actually up for grabs?
Speaker 3: Like, do you think there's anyone that's particularly sort of
Speaker 3: maybe Sam Walker possibly, is anyone particularly sort of locked
Speaker 3: in the you know player the series award? Like is
Speaker 3: this last game going to really like it couldn't be.
Speaker 2: Anyone's I think at the moment, Nose in Front, I
Speaker 2: think it's Kaylan and Sam at the moment.
Speaker 1: And then for New South, I would say Nathan from
Speaker 1: his game way. But and Nathan wasn't horrible tonight in
Speaker 1: the second half.
Speaker 2: He had now he struggled, he struggled forward, struggled that
Speaker 2: they couldn't get him on. I thought he was I
Speaker 2: thought he was quite the first half. I think we're
Speaker 2: playing two structured But the bottom line is that we're
Speaker 2: just getting smashed in yard.
Speaker 3: I reckon we could be looking at a winger again.
Speaker 3: I reckon Sell and Cobber personally, she has a.
Speaker 2: Big game, gags had gas. Is one too exactly?
Speaker 1: Is he won too?
Speaker 3: I think you're about to move on to this topic.
Speaker 3: So and there's a few fan questions asking this. People
Speaker 3: were asking about Appy on the bench, what tactic wise, what.
Speaker 2: What do you think they're for me? Appy? If you
Speaker 2: haven't pick Appy, you've got to start him, get him
Speaker 2: on there. For me, it was a no brainer, I
Speaker 2: said all week, I start with API chorus. Appy's another
Speaker 2: guy that's got a lot of really he's got a
Speaker 2: lot of presents, got a lot of experience. He's tough,
Speaker 2: he's creative, he's skillful, ticked all those boxes. Reese's like,
Speaker 2: Reese is a really good strong player. But coras how,
Speaker 2: he just needed in the way the game is with
Speaker 2: the Rucks would speed through the middle and that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff, Mate, like cous our is another level.
Speaker 1: Or they should have had they either that I love that,
Speaker 1: or they should have had a plan that that twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five minute mark, Appy's on and he finishes the
Speaker 1: whole game, Like Reese, you've taken the sting out of
Speaker 1: that game. But now you've you saw what Blake Brailey
Speaker 1: did when he came on for Robson in that first
Speaker 1: Like those guys are game breakers and they've got Harry
Speaker 1: as the game breaker and when a lot of fatigue
Speaker 1: comes through the middle, you see him start running and
Speaker 1: he opens up so much attack for him, like for
Speaker 1: New South Wales and Happy or Blake Brailey.
Speaker 3: Is that Yeah, I've been thinking that model is like
Speaker 3: since probably a month out, like even when they had
Speaker 3: you know, you had blokes like Breakba, Blake Brailey Fit
Speaker 3: or even Mitch Kenny. Like that model of having that
Speaker 3: first fifteen minutes you know you're having your steak and
Speaker 3: potatoes style hooker and then having that dynamic attacking flair
Speaker 3: hooker come on sort of fifteen minutes either side of
Speaker 3: the halftime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just ever think of this, boys and people who
Speaker 2: are listening to this. Oftentimes, when I think of our selections,
Speaker 2: I think about this scenario. Just imagine you're in the
Speaker 2: sheds before the game. You're nervous as hell, and what's happened.
Speaker 2: What happens to people is you're in the sheds and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden there's a siren, which means, Okay,
Speaker 2: all the coaches get out, all the physios get out.
Speaker 2: It's a two minute warning. We're going out there in
Speaker 2: two minutes. So that's the final word. I want you
Speaker 2: to think about who you want to come up. When
Speaker 2: you think about certain players right think you know there's
Speaker 2: some of the hookers are out there. Some of the
Speaker 2: guys have been talking about what do you want, like
Speaker 2: Rhys Robson, Does that a big impact? Or is opi
Speaker 2: corus hour? Which one comes up and grabs you by
Speaker 2: the arm and says, fuck, come on, let's go. Which
Speaker 2: one to you has the greater impact? And I think
Speaker 2: about that with Latrell Mitchell and Stephen Crichton. I want guys,
Speaker 2: there's certain guys that look at that that can lift
Speaker 2: you can lift the side just by their presence.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: For me, that's what I think about in really big games.
Speaker 2: In big games, I want to look at you know,
Speaker 2: my teammates and look at Blake and go yep. It's
Speaker 2: like I've said this story before. Paul Harrigan before the
Speaker 2: ninety seven Grand Final, put his hands in the middle
Speaker 2: and just said, fucking go with me, Go with me.
Speaker 2: I'm going to fucking clean house today. No one gets
Speaker 2: it off in a Grand Final and that just elevated everybody.
Speaker 2: If you're standing under the game and you look over
Speaker 2: and Latrell pulls his jersey on, you can see he's
Speaker 2: in the mood, you just go, you go wow. I
Speaker 2: remember when Joey was playing in those some of those
Speaker 2: great Blues sides, and I remember I was commentating, looked
Speaker 2: on the field and then when they ran on the field.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying these guys had the same presence
Speaker 2: as Trail and whatnot, but the last three blokes that
Speaker 2: ran on the field with the three back, the three
Speaker 2: blokes who sort of finished the scrum, Luke, Rigotson, Van
Speaker 2: Kennedy cred fits given. And I just looked at those
Speaker 2: three blokes that combination, I went, They're not going to
Speaker 2: give a boat tonight. You know, those three blokes at
Speaker 2: that point were at the top of their game, tough players,
Speaker 2: and I just I oftentimes think about that if I'm
Speaker 2: in a shed and I'm looking around, who do I want?
Speaker 2: Who I want? Who do I want to be looking
Speaker 2: at with me? Do I want a really exciting young
Speaker 2: player who's coming through, or do I want a bloke
Speaker 2: that's been there and done it all before he's just
Speaker 2: got great presence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a hell of a fucking point when you said.
Speaker 2: That, Kim Kim Murray got to start. He has to start.
Speaker 2: And look, I know a lot of people are going to
Speaker 2: go for Nola Blake, you know, and I know he's
Speaker 2: great for him. I just I'm biased. I love him
Speaker 2: as a player. I just thought I thought tonight how
Speaker 2: they used him, he was never going to have an impact.
Speaker 2: You know, they got him on there. Like I said
Speaker 2: when I was reporting from Washington, my starting my starting
Speaker 2: middles would have been Cam Murray, paynhass A Blake and
Speaker 2: make you shoot your shot, your fire a shot across
Speaker 2: their bow really early.
Speaker 1: You got to start, well, you got it, got to
Speaker 1: start with because it is so hard to get theout
Speaker 1: it you start.
Speaker 2: You start well and you start to get yarded. You
Speaker 2: suddenly Mitchell, Moses and Nathan start to get into the
Speaker 2: game early and start to find their rhythm build confidence.
Speaker 1: I also, I think Joey said it in commentary towards
Speaker 1: the end of the game as well. They put the
Speaker 1: camera on Ham. I think he's got to come into side.
Speaker 2: Still goes back for me when Dell was selected and
Speaker 2: he was in the start line, made good on him.
Speaker 2: He deserves it, but I think we governed him his
Speaker 2: first origin. It was for me. I think a really
Speaker 2: good for me. He looks like a great bench player.
Speaker 1: Because he can play, he can come. You put him
Speaker 1: in the middle if you want, Santa like. He's a
Speaker 1: lot more mobile for a back roller than then putting
Speaker 1: Homolo on the.
Speaker 2: Bend through the game with his attack. I mean, they've
Speaker 2: got in there because he's such a dangerous to taking player.
Speaker 2: But they never set anything up for him. There was
Speaker 2: once in the second half Nathan sort of didn't look
Speaker 2: past and bush and went through Munster and you know,
Speaker 2: really made a serious break, But they really set nothing
Speaker 2: up for him.
Speaker 1: They don't when they play a little bit like Penrith,
Speaker 1: where they just sort of use their back rolls on
Speaker 1: drop offs and for set up plays. They don't give
Speaker 1: their back rolls really clean attacking opportunities. Hudson had to
Speaker 1: go looking for it a couple of times. And Hudson,
Speaker 1: because he roams everywhere, he had a couple of really
Speaker 1: nice little half line breaks and whatnot, but they weren't
Speaker 1: really off a lot of shape. It was just Hudson
Speaker 1: being Hudson because he kind of does his own thing.
Speaker 1: But particularly Game one, when and when Deal was there tonight,
Speaker 1: they just kind of they'll give them a little bit
Speaker 1: of early ball or just drop them off just to
Speaker 1: get to a line. Yeah, when you new so Well's
Speaker 1: biggest strength as their back row, like that is one
Speaker 1: thing of the last few years that we've had one
Speaker 1: up over Queensland. But they need to use the more
Speaker 1: like on actual shape on actually dig into the line,
Speaker 1: get in a one on one with a monster of
Speaker 1: Sam Walker. Like Sam Walker's not a big guy, but
Speaker 1: they're just sort of getting huts in there early. Yes,
Speaker 1: you can use him early, but also take him into
Speaker 1: the line and get him attack an inside and outside
Speaker 1: shoulder of Sammy Walker.
Speaker 2: I think going up there and Jack Kreman from wrong.
Speaker 2: I think we're going to go up to Coinsland in
Speaker 2: the decider and knock him over. We need tough, experienced
Speaker 2: players who've done it before. Leam Martin, Patrol Mitchell is Fit,
Speaker 2: Stephen Crichton, OPI Corus sound on the nine. That really
Speaker 2: starts to take form. If you're going to beat them
Speaker 2: up there, boys, you fucking need experience. You need experience,
Speaker 2: and you need toughness, and you need presents. I love
Speaker 2: it three to one. My three points case is selling
Speaker 2: Cobber to two.
Speaker 1: I turned my mic down. I did see if you
Speaker 1: had your headphones on.
Speaker 2: Thoughtful, thoughtful so and Coba three, Semi Walker, well done,
Speaker 2: semi two and one point Harry Harry Grant, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 1: I got sell On Cobb. I think he's everyone three point.
Speaker 1: I had Harry Houdini two and I actually had the
Speaker 1: Plaith Dog was one.
Speaker 2: My word, he's a tremendous jackie.
Speaker 1: You got a three two one for us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go sell In one, seam Walker two and yeah.
Speaker 3: One was somewhere between monster and Plath.
Speaker 2: Okay, beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 1: Sounds good to see. Daddy. You got to go to
Speaker 1: sleep because you have.
Speaker 2: You've got no idea.
Speaker 1: Mate. Every time you'dn't, I'd pick up the conversation you too.
Speaker 1: I'd look over and you get angry at me, sometimes
Speaker 1: not paying attention, and you'd have your headed rest back
Speaker 1: and you just have a little micro sleep.
Speaker 2: When the game started, I fell asleep. When they blue kickoff,
Speaker 2: I fell asleep and then had to wake up. For
Speaker 2: first ten minutes of the game, I was just rattled
Speaker 2: watching going Oh. Then I finally went over and dragged me,
Speaker 2: got my fieldscape papers and started to make some notes.
Speaker 2: He was like, man, I'm a warrior. I love you,
Speaker 2: and a warrior love you.
Speaker 1: Oh it's back, set back, so back,