Gary Breen

James Coleman and Manning were panic stations.

They were pointing at each other.

Who's got who?

I don't know who I'm supposed to be blocking.

And in that moment of a little bit of panic, it sets in.

The ball goes to the back post.

Taylor's not even looking.

He's not even looking at the ball as his man heads it back in.

And then it goes to Krejci.

He gets a kind of decent chest of the ball.

But Manning panics.

As much as we talk about pulling the shirt, he panics and tries to head through the back of him to win that second contact.

And then doesn't know where he is in terms of his bearings.

And then kind of, you know, you're instinctively, you panic, you pull the shirt, the penalty's there.

But that wasn't in isolation.

That was happening all the time.

And then the most frustrating bit about it all is that

We were really struggling for those blocking roles, those little guys to kind of like stop their jump and attacking the first ball.

But they were getting first contact.

And then on the crucial last delivery into the box, which was wide free, but was essentially a corner, we had no one blocking Tri Chi.