Jeff McGregor

So what I'll do is I'll email the doctor and say, hey, it's fixed.

There's a little bit of inflammation around.

Should I continue to take some pills just to knock it on its head?

Because I'm hoping...

It's done.

It's getting better.

It's quite gnarly, though.

No, but I thought it was a good instance of refereeing.

Angus is just on top of his game at the moment, and he can see that in real time.

I think other referees might have pulled that up, and then they might have investigated it, and then it might have gone to a yellow.

But he just knows what's going on in the game, recognises that he's in proximate...

you know to the where the ball is he sort of pushes it back up to himself I mean it could have been an intercept the Crusaders do have an overlap so it could have gone against him but I just think that it's the right decision for it not to be a yellow for it to just be an honest attempt a lot of the time we don't see that and then they over egg the laws so I think this is great refereeing exactly what we want to see it's intelligent stuff

Yeah, well, when they come in with it, they say it's a high degree of danger and there was head contact.

But again, I would say that Angus is in the right position to make this call.

He knows exactly what's happened immediately.

He takes command.

He gives clear instructions to his ARs and to his TMO.

And I think that when we look at the Reds-Chiefs game, that's going to be sort of the counterbalance of what potentially good refereeing looks like.

So I think that these two instances show a man with a high degree of skill making the right decisions, seeing the pictures in front of him in quick time.

It's happening so quickly.