Paul Crawley

It's a big thing, isn't it?

Like you talk about why we all sit there and we love rugby league so much and ultimately we don't love the game because of entertainment.

We love the game because of the game.

Because of what sport's about.

Sport brings passion.

It's supposed to be about an even contest, two teams getting an even crack.

Sometimes you don't feel like that these days.

It'll be interesting to see how that plays out, though, because I get the feeling, like you'd mentioned earlier, I'm not sure the Herald's playing by the same guidelines at the moment.

And I think, obviously, there will be more to come about this story, and I guess we'll just wait and see.

But we keep going back to the fact that his betting, allegedly at the moment, is all about horse racing and not rugby league games.

Now, it sounds like you've got a bit of a beef about the origin wipeouts, the fact that we're still playing games in the middle of the origin period.

That's good.

Clearly your team got up.

But, see, you know the thing is, and I've had this feeling 30, 40 years, however long I've been watching rugby league, mate, I would rather the fact that we have some games over the weekend than having –

A period where you have no NRL games.

And it gives you the opportunity.

Even in the Roosters game.

Mate, I'm the same.

We saw young Rodwell come on.

I get that.