Brian McDermott

That's not under scrutiny anymore.

Because one of the things that everybody's seeing is that in your early attacking set, if you throw yourself around a little bit and hold your head and, you know,

There's ways to manipulate a six again.

And then it's a six again.

That ain't creative.

That's not the, I suppose, the integrity of the game.

I don't think anybody likes to see that.

It's what people say with the fabric of the game.

The fabric of the game is do the best you can for six players.

And if you can't come up with a line break or a try, kick the ball down there, go chase them and let's see what you've got.

And let's have that for three or four sets each.

And people start getting closer to the TV the longer it goes.

And the longer it goes, the more fatigue sets in the game.

And that's where a moment might occur.

And that's where your star's then shining.

You think, wow, how did he get to that point?

be able to play at that level to put that play on.

Where at the moment in the NRL, we're not seeing that.

We're not seeing that level of, we are seeing that level of fatigue.

We're not seeing that level of scrutiny in some teams because there's so many six against.