Luke Fitzgerald

I wish I'd made the comparison myself.

And if you think about it, if you see where Henderson won, it's not that he... It's not that you get punished, right, for...

for your technique not being perfect.

But Henderson comes into that and he misses the collision.

And he's at fault.

And he decides to... He makes the decision to do it.

Now, not always that you have to make the decision to do it, but that doesn't help him, in my opinion, because you can see he's lost the shoulder at the contact area.

He slips over the top and then he goes for the crock roll.

To me...

He needs to try and readjust and win the collegiate.

You don't want people in that position doing the crock roll, if you like.

He's not trying to hurt him.

I know exactly what it is.

We used to call it the tin opener, where you put the body weight down the guy and you roll him out.

and it's obviously just I just think because he's missed the shoulder I have no sympathy with Henderson even though obviously sorry on the wider scale I know it's not a malicious thing but it's an awkward collision and he gets no sympathy for me in the respect of the you know I think that one is a red to me

But I think we're talking about two completely different types of instances.

I think we're talking about two completely, how the incident unfolds is completely different.

Bayern's not even looking at him, in my opinion, at the point where he's about to kind of make the, you know, it's kind of like an awkward area that they end up in because it's been twisted around.

So to me, they're completely different.

This time of the year, you know, that's the one thing.