Paul Kent

And they were always famous wins when you did that.

But the game, because we don't have as many contested possessions the way it is done now with scrums and all that all disappearing from the game essentially, it's very hard if you're not –

getting enough ball or an even share of the ball or even probably a more dominant share of the ball if you're a man down.

Yeah.

Although we did see on the weekend, Manly scored.

They had a player in the sim bin and they got a couple of tries against South.

So it can happen, but just it's very difficult in the modern game.

That's not a bad idea, right?

Like I'm not a guy –

who's constantly wanting to change the game.

I think at some point we've got to sit down and we've just got to let the game stabilize in the rule department for a few years, just so everybody can just recalibrate and go, okay, now I understand it again.

But from that point of view, yeah, I get it.

It's got merit to it.

We'll wait and see whether it happens.

Yeah, I get it.

I know what you're saying.

Yeah.

Yeah, so a lot of times when they kick for the line, the ball's either only at its peak or still rising when it's going over the sideline, which means technically if you change the angle around a bit, you can get much better...

or much further down the field, I understand what he's saying.

And I'm surprised that nobody has really come out and learned to –