Gerard Waitley

So that's a no-brainer.

There's going to be the push in the back, you know, the pylon.

Yes.

Are you supportive of that one?

No, but you know what?

It's still open to interpretation.

Our game is incredibly difficult to officiate, right?

Yeah.

Just because you're going to clamp down on something and they'll be red hot tonight on that particular rule.

I hope both coaches are telling all their players.

What we're talking about is if a player sort of is on the ground and has the ball and then opposition player just jumps into his back and then another one jumps on top of him to try and lock it in and get a free kick, that will be paid in the back.

In the back.

In the back.

Should you be able to, once somebody's on the ground trying to pick the ball up, should you be able to jump on them at all if we want to keep the ball flowing?

No, that's what they're saying.

You can't just pile onto their backs.

No, no, but you can still sort of jump on them.

As long as you don't jump on their back, you can still put your arms around them and lock the ball in.

Yeah, no, that's okay.

If you want to.