Sam Watson

That's what they're saying.

They've known that.

They've known for three hours and 20 minutes post-game, the vision is everywhere.

And the one quote you can give is, he feels like he's let the team down.

So if you were advising, if you're advising Michael Voss, that's what you would have gone with.

After gathering your thoughts for 20 minutes after the game, knowing the issue and how big it's going to be.

I don't think that was supporting him at all.

What about, um.

With the lens of this is my son, what about Lucas Camporialli?

This situation where he's gone back with the fly to the ball, clearly significantly injured, stayed down, came off, was desperate to come back on, did come back on, and now it's a lacerated kidney.

What's the investigation into this going to be like?

I think you'd want the AFL to look into it, though, because if this was a concussion, the AFL would be all over this, all over it.

And I get frustrated that concussion is treated so severely and we crack down on concussion.

There's investigations everywhere for concussion.

But don't worry about the internal organs.

Don't worry about them.

Well, no, that's right.

Yeah, but there needs to be a discussion around your decision making, what went into assessing whether it was good enough to go back onto the ground.

Because if it was concussion.

They would have done all that.