Ian Madigan

Okay.

And he'd play a left to right shot and a right to left shot.

You know, he tigers nine shots.

That's okay.

So he could find the sweet spot.

It could be the size of a grain of a sand and he'd, he'd find it.

Um,

I certainly didn't have the ability to do that.

It was a sweeping motion for me, but it was reliable.

The adjustment from 90 seconds to 60 seconds for a conversion was a big change.

It doesn't matter when the team scores a first phase on a mall and you haven't done anything, you get the ball back and you've got 45-50 seconds to make your kick.

You look at the one he's missed at the weekend.

He's been involved in that passage of play six or seven times.

He's scored the try.

He's getting tackled as he goes over.

You potentially get a bit winded.

You've got players going up celebrating with you.

Before you know it, there's probably less than 30 seconds left on the clock.

Look, I wouldn't be leaning in too much to that part, but what I would say is

You want to get in position as quickly as possible to give yourself as much time to then take your time as opposed to the second part of it feeling rushed.