00:00 What do you make of your former coach linking up with the Wallabies?
00:04 Who's that?
00:04 Steve Hansen.
00:05 Yeah?
00:06 Oh, that hurts a little bit to be fair.
00:08 Um, oh yeah, I'm a golf smith.
00:10 I've coached against Steve since, I think, 1998.
00:19 So we've got a long relationship, enjoy each other's company.
00:23 Now it's a reset, so we've brought in Steve to have a look at what we're doing.
00:28 And it's purely like that, like a mate coming in, having a beer.
00:33 What do you think? Where can we improve?
00:37 I know he's quite tight with Ely, I think they're pretty good mates, but...
00:40 Yeah, he's a bit of an icon in the All Blacks set-up.
00:44 Yeah, mate, I'm actually a bit speechless, but...
00:48 A bit disappointing, but we can't be missed right there.
00:50 Just look at his test record. I think he caged 200 tests.
00:55 I don't know, for the All Blacks he won 80 plus percent, I think 87 percent.
01:02 So they like good people coming into camp and he's a good person.
01:06 So the attitude's been really positive, mate.
01:09 Hopefully he doesn't tell Ely all our secrets, but I think he'll be respectful, you know.
01:13 That's the main thing, if he's respectful, which I think he will be to the All Blacks,
01:17 I think there'll be no problems.
01:19 That's just me trying to process what you've just said.
01:22 Every time he speaks there's some wisdom in what he says.
01:25 When he says something, we're listening to it.
01:27 And how we can improve what we're doing,
01:32 we're looking to see if we can use his advice to do that, mate.
01:35 Would you go work for DJ?
01:38 I'm actually looking for a job.
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