James Tracy

He was fine.

The other was against Toulouse in the game we lost away.

I was told the call was dropped.

Between the loser telling me the call and him walking back, he forgot himself.

And he mixed them up.

And he was meant to run all the way around and lift Dev at the tail, and he cut in halfway.

And anyway, ball goes over the top, and it was one of many mistakes that day.

And honestly, you didn't mention his name.

No, no.

As far as what worked out okay, so I don't mind that one.

Listen, there's plenty of mistakes it gave us, but they were the only two where there was a breakdown.

No, I probably apologised for the first one.

I think that's where you have to get rid of that in rugby.

You've got to tap the shoulder to the head.

But, yeah, because then guys aren't going to jack calls.

So, you know, that just... The only thing for me now is to say sorry for that.

Do you know what Owen, I went back after all that chatter and I kind of had a look around the stats of the back three in particular because they're the guys when you're doing a rush defence if the ball goes over the top or if teams are attacking around those channels or beat that rush defence they're the guys that I suppose that are dealing with most of

that tackle space and a lot of space to do it because that rush defense has come up so hard.

So it's interesting.

I thought it was a lot better, but when I looked at it, if you look at the three, say, that started last weekend, Jimmy O'Brien, he's only around on that 60% tackle.