Tom Green

I think that sort of the expectations or the asks of the player in that tackle are not realistic.

And I really don't know.

There was no second action.

There was no sort of slinging motion.

And I think some of this stuff where, you know, you pin both arms, you meant to tackle.

I mean, all of a sudden the tackle looks bad if you get one arm and people are freaking the handball out.

It's not tackling properly and

I also don't think you can expect him to grab two arms initially in the tackle and as he's in a split second falling to the ground, be able to release that.

I think there's just...

The demands of the player and the tackle, I think, are a bit unreasonable in my personal opinion.

Yeah, and I think that is the alternative or the only way around it is to be able to keep your feet because I suppose at the minute, you know, any time you run the risk or, sorry, any time you go to ground, you run the risk of really injuring someone.

So if you're able to keep your feet, I suppose that is the fix.

I just think that sometimes, and maybe this isn't the right example of it, but sometimes that can just be very, very hard.

Yeah, that is a good one.

No, not at all.

Toby's obviously, he gets involved with just about everybody in the game.

So it doesn't surprise me that he asked.

I think maybe at quarter time there was a 1-0 score update that came up.

And so I'm sure when he sort of saw that in between King's instructions, he had it at the forefront of his mind to make sure that he got the final score.

So no, that doesn't surprise me at all.