Kiwis assistant coach Steve Price - Working Behind Enemy Lines + Kiwis Insane Forward Depth

Just, uh, one, getting back to your Sharkies and clearly you're gonna be disappointed that you go out the way you did.

Injuries, everything was falling apart at the wrong time.

I thought Brammeh was a big out.

But I suppose it's fitting a little bit to know that, well, we got beaten by the ultimate premiers in the end, right? So that's probably, if you're looking for something to come out of it.

But the real jewel in the season was the remarkable season from Brayden Trindall, y- your 5/8 who easily had the most tries his per game.

Why did he have such a big leap this year, Steven?

Oh, I think, you know, a, a credit needs to, to go to, you know, Daniel Holdsworth, the attack coach.

I thought he'd done a fantastic, um, job around, you know, simplifying his role and he's been in the system for quite a while now, Trix, so he's, he's, he, he, he's, he understands, you know, the, the Sharks way.

And then, you know, he got fit, he, he got his off-field right, um, and he got his body fat competition ... uh, composition, uh, first class.

So you know, I feel like that played a, a big part in, you know, him pushing for that daily M.

And it was just unfortunate that when he subluxes his shoulder against the Raiders at Chart Park, it sort of put a little bit of a dint, you know, in that, in that back end of the season and then, you know, we got up and running against the Cows and just got beat by a very good football team on the night against the Roosters.

So, um, you know, it can be a cruel game at times and, you know, losing your other key playmaker in, you know, especially the first set of the game, made for a difficult night.

So, but at the end of the day, they were the winners, the Roosters.

Fantastic footy team, coached by Robbo, so um, yeah, credit to them.