Right? This is a position of trust, no? You have to be able to win their trust so they can really level.

Yeah, and I think that's the main thing, and within our medical team, our physios and doctors, I think the most important thing is that we've created really trusting relationships with the players.

Um, and remember, we, we have to, they have to trust us to get them back onto the field as well.

So it's a two-way, it's really a two-way relationship, and without that trust, I don't think that we could be doing as well as we are doing.

I mean, remember, if Gaza comes to me, he's a bit stiff, his hamstring's sore, [clears throat] his lower back's stiff.

What do I do? [clears throat] Sorry.

Does he continue training? Um, how much of that information do we actually then also kind of go to the coaches with? And we decide together when it's important to know that, that we're in trouble or whether, when it's not.

How do you feel it? You feel like the boys are ready to, um, shock the world?