Gerard Waitley

I'm going to use my 30 seconds.

Yeah.

Okay, well, let's make it simple for everybody, and you tell me if you support this.

Rather than there even be 30 seconds for somebody to take a shot at goal, the rule, no matter where you are on the ground, it's not open to interpretation whether you can kick 50, 60, 65, 70, whatever.

The interpretation is you have 10 seconds to kick.

It doesn't matter-

I'm just saying, arbitrary, 10 seconds to kick.

Let's say it's 15.

But the same thing applies wherever you are on the ground, not just when you're lining up for goal.

Because this whole idea of us giving you a certain amount of time because you're lining up for goal is not something that was always part of the game.

So Paulie from Geelong, ring me, Paulie.

You reckon I don't understand it?

I think I understand it absolutely 100% clear.

What is it that I don't understand, Paul?

If I determine that I'm having a shot at goal...

The rule says I've got 30 seconds to have that shot.

That is why players look at the clock constantly.

Correct, correct.

But my point to you now is- But Ray's saying he can go, and using his own term, he's going, I can go, hurry up.

No, do, do, do.