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And respectfully, it does feel like it's like an origin Stephen Bradbury.

Yeah, what it feels like.

Let's be honest.

Like, I'm so stoked.

Aussie won the gold medal, but, like, fuck, everyone fell over.

It's like, you know what I mean?

Yeah, bro, I'll be honest, at the time, I was like, and I think it's just my perception of the game and how much of an impact a send-off can make.

Like, you lose a fullback in Origin, I'm not saying it's a gimme, but you're basically handing the win to the opposing team if they can get it done.

So, in the moment, I was like, Sinbin, but in reflection, right now in 2026, this is very reflective of where we are currently at with the rule set.

There's many, many angles.

Initially, it was like, he's got the arm folded for a shoulder charge, but he made contact with the head.

Then the other angle clearly shows that there is some sort of shoulder to head contact.

So I was happy with it.

I was just not happy with the unfortunate situation that arises from a player being sent off like that, which kind of sucks, but.

I think- It's black and white now.

That's where we're at.

It's not like, oh, what's the grade of it?

How did it play out?

It's black or white.

If you make contact with the head, you know that you're getting a penalty.