Tim Watson

Well, it could have been.

Obviously, there could have been a misinterpretation.

There was a misinterpretation because you've got Mark Duffield, who is on SEN over there in Perth, interviewing Simon Garlick and then putting it to him that you said that they had an advantage.

So that's where it's all started.

Mark Duffield is an experienced journalist.

He would understand that I was saying how great it was for Frow they could stay at home in the middle of the season for four weeks.

Only if you listen to the whole interview.

This is what happens, Gary.

You know this is what happens.

People don't listen to the whole conversation.

They listen to part of the conversation.

That gets reported somewhere.

That becomes a headline somewhere.

And that's where people then start to react or that's what they react to.

Give us a call, that person.

I'd like to talk to you on the air.

On the subject of something else that Damien Hardwick was just talking about there, about staying positive and having a little bit of back and forth with the journo up there.

Do you reckon we should – do you reckon there is – who is the most confrontational journalist out there?

I'm not talking about people who –

Sit behind a microphone daily, but don't go out on the beat.