Aoife Wafer

I think if anybody bites you, you'd know you'd be bitten.

But yeah,

Yeah, look at like Sam raised it to the ref, I raised it to the ref.

And there wasn't really anything else we could do because we'd, I suppose we'd followed what we should do with reporting it.

And after that, it's not in our hands and all we can do is control the next moment.

In the game?

Yeah.

No, no.

But yeah, I think if she did acknowledge it, then she probably would have been gone off the field.

Yeah.

No, not straight away post-game anyways.

Yeah, I think it was a few hours until I'd heard from her.

But yeah, look, like I said, it's all in the past and all we can do now is go to Claremont and give them one back.

Yeah, yeah, that was definitely the thought for a very long time.

And obviously you watch back the game and there's moments in it where you're like, should have done that different.

But again, it's shoulda, coulda, wouldas, isn't it?

oh, you're sure you judge on everything, don't you?

But like, I think, like, yeah, I think my mum likes to remind me an awful lot that I'm my own worst critic.

So I think no matter what happens, if we don't get the result as a team, like I do take that quite personally and like it's a hard thing to come to terms with when you're in a quarterfinal, you're winning at halftime and

All of a sudden that tide changes and you don't win it in a game that we should have won it.