Saty, did you notice them practice any attacking plays?

Let's not get carried away with this attack malarkey!

Saty, how did Sam Blease train and did he end up with the Melbourne group or the Casey group?

Rather than quote I'll just answer the questions, every training session has the team 'attacking', ie taking it from one end of the field to the other 'quickly', as Roos said in his presser, we do some really good stuff at training without any opposition, it's in games we falter, the drill consists of a guy kicking of halfback to the corridor to be marked and hopefully there a re players either side to carry the ball on

Blease trained with the Casey group after the split, he looks really good at training, as I have said after watching Casey games, everybody, coaches included just want him to put 8 or 12 consistent quarters together, at the moment he will manage 3 then a poor one, then 2 good and 2 where he disappears and then 4 etc etc