Shane Crawford

But no, mainstream showering, absolutely.

Also, in the last 24 hours, the poor Curtis, they took it to the tribunal.

It was upheld, the decision, so the three-week stand.

His teammate, Jai Sinkin, says the players don't know, apart from other things that he said, the players don't know what they can or can't do anymore.

I'm going to put it to you as a current day AFL player.

Do you know what you can or can't do anymore out there in terms of the rules and the way that you can go about a tackle?

Yeah, I have empathy as well.

But I think there is an alternative.

And if I was coaching Paul Curtis, I'd say that he's really stiff, first of all.

But in the end, where possible, he's just going to have to keep his feet and not go to ground in a tackle like that.

Now, I know that's not always possible, but I had a look at this one many, many times.

And maybe there was a chance for him to hold his feet in that tackle.

That would be the only thing I'd say.

I think that's fair.

Here's a little bit of levity from Dather.

He said he played footy with a bloke named Potholes.

He was always in the road.

You might be able to use that.

You might be able to drop that on one of the teammates.

Tim's on shaking hands too.