Tom Stewart

But they were both really adamant that I suppose the other person said the wrong thing.

So there must have been a miscommunication somewhere.

No, no, I've never really gone that.

I suppose mine is just I have an emotional response to decisions sometimes and I probably need to reel it in a little bit more.

I do appreciate, though, there are some umpires who are more than happy to have a conversation with you, I suppose.

I mean, there's times where I genuinely don't know what call has been made or for what reason, what they're looking for.

And if I can get to the bottom of that, I suppose we can go forward making decisions from there.

I really appreciate when people are willing to have a conversation like that.

And, you know, maybe it's the personality thing that some people are more inclined to have that conversation than others.

But, yeah, mine's more about some emotional responses to decisions.

No, I had absolutely no idea.

That's something I found out this week, which I suppose you can understand why that makes sense in sort of different cases.

But this one felt a little bit different, I guess.

That feels like somewhere where it would have been nice for those guys to have a conversation and figure out exactly what went down.

But if those are the rules, those are the rules.

I suppose I've got two different hats on there.

Like I'd absolutely love to see it somewhere like Sydney for obvious reasons.

I think that, you know, we talk about how important it is to grow the game.

And if you can get every single club in Sydney, attract that many fans that, you know, end up descending on Adelaide here, I think that'd be fantastic.

But having said that, I also absolutely love gathering in Adelaide.