Tomás Ó Sé

There are.

I think the 50-meter penalty for something innocuous enough can be huge.

I don't like the way if it's brought forward 50 metres, then the player gets an option to bring it back outside the arc for a two-pointer.

I think it doesn't fit the crime, if that makes sense.

I think it's been cleaned up an awful lot where there were issues handing back the ball.

I think teams have, you know, that has tidied itself up.

And I think the committee were always saying, look, it will, it'll take time.

Players have been used to a culture for years of giving out, not giving back the ball.

It's happening now.

I think the breach doesn't happen as often as it did at the start.

And I think we always said that it was going to take a while for the rules to embed.

So I wouldn't, and I hope they don't go...

tackling them.

A lot of people were giving out about the kick-out and I'd be against that.

I remember talking to Peter Canavan early on and he was saying to me, this was before he actually became a member of the FRC, the kick-out, you're just putting it up for grabs too much.

I said, fuck off.

He says, that's all you want.

You want control of that ball.

You want the shark kick-out so he can build or whatever.

And I take it at the point that McGeaney, McGeaney is brilliant.