Dan McDonnell

Well, it's now sustainable.

Yeah, I think this is the thing that it's now sustainable that they were able to, like the problem with it before was because of what it wasn't generating in the first division and the women's primary division, they basically had to use sort of like AI cameras or whatever.

You know, they weren't actually manned and just led to chaos that if you had like a bald linesman, it would think it was the football and people trying to watch the match, then it'd be following the linesman down the sideline.

So they basically had to.

So it was doing well enough that they could justify improving the technology.

It did happen.

Yeah.

So they had to justify.

So they were able to.

They had enough coming in to justify improving the technology.

I can't remember.

I think it was only a temporary glitch in a particular game.

But I just kept shooting to the sideline.

I think it might have been after a goal and they were restarting and I just kept shooting to this sideline.

I need to remember where that was.

Someone will tell me.

But yeah, it's like they've been able to improve it because, you know, the thing is, it's a tough one because it's that fine line between you're providing a service, but at what point when you are providing a service are people still entitled to complain about it?

You know, when it's going to be shabby and, you know, a bit shitty and the angles are bad and you can't.

So commentators, bloody hell, it's like, oh yeah, a terrible decision against Bose.

Was it really?