Owen Doyle

But now you're, or as a teacher, you're vying for being a headmaster if you want to, or whatever, you've made your reputation.

I mean, there was one English referee years ago who gave up teaching.

when he was 27 and appointed to the International Panel.

And when he was finished in 45, he didn't want to go back teaching.

You know, he's completely, he would have been the old man with all these new teachers, and he eventually got a job with the rugby union, and that was fine, but it's not going to work out for everybody like that.

That's very simplistic.

It is a problem, and just to reiterate, it's the French that are being blamed for having this problem.

But I'm pretty certain that if we went through and analyzed some of the things, they're not the only ones who might have been doing some of this stuff.

Yeah, well, you take the one that wasn't shown at all the other day when Robbie Henshaw was injured.

I was waiting to see that because I wanted to see how it had happened, but we weren't shown it.

No, we get exactly what the TMO gets.

Okay.

I think at this moment, you know, if you actually say we're going to go really private on it, which happens when the bunker comes back with its decision and the referee takes the two captains aside and he says, that's not being upgraded.

It's staying at yellow because it hit his shoulder first before it hit his head or for some other reason.

But we don't know.

We haven't seen the reason.

And I think that the punters should be shown the reason.

And that would go back to giving the referee time that he must have a look himself at exactly what's happened.

Well, they do.

And then it's this crazy business.