Tommy Bowe

Tonica, welcome along to another episode of The Dressing Room.

We're among friends, we are.

And we thank you all, our friends, for joining us.

Really, really, really appreciate it.

Well, I'm not quite at home and I don't think it would be appropriate for me to wear my jocks where I am right now.

But anyway, listen, let's not get into that before I get chased out of here.

Listen, today we're going to go look at a few, reminisce on a few memories potentially of dealing with referees.

Now, I'm going to caveat this, OK, because I was never a captain.

Never, even under 12s, a captain of a team.

Never dealt with a referee.

Never spoke to a referee.

Stood on the wing my whole career.

Never did.

The only people I dealt with were the touch judges.

Yeah, of course.

And that was more them just shouting at me to get offside.

Tell them to get, tell number 12 to go offside.

I'm like, I can't, they don't talk to me like I can't.

So they're 80 metres away, sir.

and they don't listen to me sir it's just me and you here man alright so I don't have great me and refs yeah yeah anyway listen you must have a right view because you were in the thick of it with a lot of referees at stages well I