Josh Reynolds

The second one, it's like, she'll be all right.

I was watching that game.

I was on the sideline yesterday for the Sharks-Tigers game, and I know the score ended up blowing out, but it was quite physical at the start, and I was up close and personal, and there's no way it would ever come out of retirement.

Some of the contact and physicality in the morning game, it's like, oh, leave me out of that.

Well, there's less of it now than there used to be.

Like, there's an example of Chaddy Townsend.

He plays in the local league there at Cronulla for Yarrawarra.

That was his junior team.

They haven't had an A-grade side ever.

This was their first time in the A-grade competition, and it's a lot of his mates who he grew up with playing for many years.

So I can understand the desire and the want to go back and –

you know, have a, have a season to finish with those guys.

But for me, listen, not my cup of tea.

Once I gave it up, once I decided that was enough for me, the only place you find me is on the golf course.

Yeah, well, he looked comfortable straight away, didn't he?

It was funny because, you know, I was at Shark Park watching Sharks and Tigers, so I was only keeping an eye on the score in that game.

I didn't actually watch it live.

And then I watched it this morning, and when I saw the score, I was sort of 18-16 Penrith.

They probably got into the lead, controlled the game, and Manly showed some spirit and made a contest of it.

But it was the opposite when I watched this morning.