The Werris Creek Magpies end the North Tamworth Bears' campaign for a ninth-straight premiership in 2024.
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00:00How did you see the game?
00:02I thought it was a two and throw game to start with.
00:05They come out of the box pretty fast, put 12 points on us pretty easy.
00:09But, credit to our side, we managed to regroup and be able to get on the front foot.
00:15When we get in the grind, we can sort of play footy from anywhere.
00:18So, we work hard to get to them points.
00:21And then we just, our natural footballers, like Mitchell Warren and Ronan Haddon, Nash Porter,
00:25do a football like they just take over and play their natural footy, which is great to watch.
00:29It's not a rebuild. The club's been in a lot worse times than this.
00:32We've had a lot of success.
00:34There's a lot of years back in the 80s and 90s where they didn't win comps for a long, long time.
00:38So, I guess it's about, we might have to regroup some players.
00:41We might have to look at bringing in some players that will help us in certain positions.
00:45But, besides that, we still have a playing group to do it.
00:47I think it's just an attitude thing.
00:49I think we've had so much success for so long that we just thought we could go out each week
00:52and we could just roll our sleeves up and win each game.
00:55But, we can't do that and we've proved that.
00:58So, yeah, it's just get back to the drawing board and change our attitude until next year brings.