Jack Steven

Uh, St. Kilda.

Jack Steven was-

Oh, yeah

... one of the most unique characters.

... 'cause I'm a good friend, unlike you.

Because this is a story about the, uh...

This is something where victory is the story, and Jack Steven was the victor, and he is the story.

[laughs]

Yeah, it does.

Um, he has, uh, the ability, I think, and, uh, maybe it was again part of the way that it exposed, but the one passage of play where sort of Jack Steven's streaming up the wing and it's one-on-one contest ahead of him.

But instead of going through the air, he dribbles it along the ground to Watson, and he says, "Go to work."

Mm.

So that's insane.

And they had like Jack Steven playing for them that day.

Yeah.

It wasn't as if, um, you know, they had no decent players or anything.

Does he fit in, Tom, at St Kilda?

Well, I think it probably helps Kal Wilkie, Jack Steven behind the ball.

Like if, if De k- if De Koning's gonna be a, a defender like this, he takes intercept marks and, and can also defend, but he also plays second ruck from the back half.

That's something that only Geelong really do, rucking from the back half.

It's about all like, it's all Ja-

...

Charlie and Ollie and Jack and-

Finn.

There's quite a few Finns.

they had 25 Steves.

Wow.