Paul Kent

And I think that's basically managing the playing group to try and stop the –

the uproar or the upheaval, that's going to come with more losses.

I spoke about this earlier this year too, right?

The NRL clock that the ground manager has is the official clock.

Then we see a clock on the big screen at the ground that all the fans can see and the players can see.

Then we have a clock on our screens at home.

They're not synced in together.

Now, there's an issue...

six, I would say six, seven years ago, maybe longer when Todd Greenberg, I think he's actually head of football at the time, not their CEO.

And there was a discrepancy in the clock and we all blew up.

And that's when the first time we realized that they weren't synced in together.

And the clock that we saw on the screen was not the official clock, the game clock.

Todd Greenberg came and said, we need to fix this.

They looked into it.

It cost them a couple hundred grand to get it fixed.

And they said, that's too much money.

And they sat on their hands and did nothing.

Now on the weekend, it was a 10-8 scoreline.

Okay?

It was a two-point goal that proved the difference.