Tyson Statovci

was appreciative of that.

Um, like I think Chanel did the right thing by asking the referee, Hey, how long do I have?

You know, the referee said five seconds, literally kicked it into like, we see, we see muck ups like that all in scrums where they re the scrum clock will go, the scrum clock will go off and they, they reset the scrum because of, you know, mucking around and whatnot.

Um,

Should he have said anything then?

Like...

Well, then he's been a shit bloke for not talking.

I don't know.

No, but you know what I mean.

But he did it clearly.

He did it very clearly.

Yeah, but isn't it the same thing where he says it's five seconds and there's only two and –

He waited eight to make the guess.

That seems worse.

This might be a niche thing, but I wonder how – like let's say when they play at Leichhardt, the screen at Leichhardt for anyone that doesn't know is like it's on a trailer.

It's not – like I wonder how players kind of perceive that, like depending on the ground that they're at, you know, because –

If you're up the far end of the field at Leichhardt, you wouldn't be able to see the clock.

So I wonder how players kind of go through that at different grounds.

Can I be honest?

I've got to be fair dinkum.