Gerard Waitley

And I'd go, do-do-do-do, move it on, play on, and then we can talk about it after, Gary.

But that's wrong, Ray.

That's just blatantly wrong.

So, again, if you go back and you say it's blatantly wrong, the game is managed, the laws of the game, hang on,

That's rot.

That is total rot.

The gentleman in the background enjoyed the back and forth, a little bit of laughter.

Can I just say this?

Can I just say this?

I just want to say this.

Can I say this before you say that first, okay?

Let me say this first, and that is that do you believe, he said there, the interesting thing for me and the point I wanted to take up here this morning is the laws of the game are managed by the umpires.

Do you accept that they are responsible for the way the game is managed?

Yep.

And therefore, they have to then come up with the interpretation of what- They know what the rules of the game are, but within that, there are some levers that they can pull or interpretations that they can arrive at.

Is there?

to allow certain things to happen or not happen out there.

Well, why do we – okay, I understand.

Ray and I get on very well, by the way.

I know you do.