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And we're seeing that.

The problem is it's just so, it's coming in chunks.

I think that's probably the way to explain it.

You're not getting both teams fatigued at equal levels.

You're getting one team that's just done 18 tackles in a row and they're just out on their feet.

So the opposition just score a couple of tries.

They'll go three or four tries ahead, but then we'll see 15 minutes later it changes again.

and there'll be 15 tackles the other way.

So suddenly they'll score a couple of tries and off it goes.

So that's the concern.

Yeah, that try he scored on the weekend.

Where he ran over Ponga was one of the greatest tries I've ever seen.

That was just...

Brute force, wasn't it?

It was.

Brute force is a great way to describe it.

The great thing about it, he got the ball and you could see him sum it all up very quickly.

And as soon as he did, he lowered his shoulder because he knew, okay, the only way –

I'm going to do anything here is to have the collision and win the collision.

So he lowered his shoulder and he just went after Ponga.