Tim Watson

I don't agree with that either.

You're not an umpire.

Yes, it is.

I'm allowed to have an opinion.

No, I know.

Of course you are.

Which is what we're doing now.

We're both having an opinion.

No, I completely understand what you're saying, but I don't believe that we should be at this point over a comment, even if that was the comment.

And that's disputed now anyway.

How do you think crowds, football crowds are going to react to the next time they see Nick Foote out there umpiring a game?

What do you think, what reaction do you think he's going to be?

What reaction do you think Nick Foote's going to receive the next time football crowds see him out there officiating at a game?

The other part to this is that I don't know that there should have been a free kick paid in the first place, which is sort of forgotten in the whole conversation around that incident.

Now, Dean Cox was on AFL 360 last night.

You asked him a question about whether or not they might have been aggrieved, the Sydney Swans in any way.

Just quickly about the Friday night doubleheader.

This is what he had to say.

Well, let's throw it out there.

Do you think, like, do most people believe that they would be happy or content to sit there and watch a game between Sydney and the Giants as the Friday night or Thursday night blockbuster as a standalone?