Kelly Cates

So maybe they're recognising that and saying, actually, we're not just here for offside decisions or whatever it might be.

We've got to make big calls as well.

Absolutely.

We watched the rugby.

Anyone who watched the rugby this morning, the VAR played such a big part in that.

And you're used to it because it's just what happens and nobody really complains.

And two, obviously, two tries were against England.

You think, well, that didn't really take that long.

And I think we're going to get to the point where referees will go and look at the monitor because I don't think it's been used once yet.

It's almost pointless.

They're trying to discourage it.

I don't think they plugged it in, Kelly.

I think that's the problem.

But I think there's no, to have it here every now and again, if it's a really crucial moment in the game, just kind of look, the crowd will soon get used to it.

Would they get used to it if we heard what the referees were saying to the players and the conversations that came back?

Do you think they could do that?

They've got so much respect for the referees.

Unfortunately, I've been brought up in the football world all my life and I've said some horrible things to referees.

Sometimes they say horrible things to us back.

But I think it's a respect thing that I would love to see come into football.