Will O'Callaghan

By the way, it's irrelevant whether he hits him in the thigh or hits him in the balls.

Like, it's a striking offence.

And so if it's dangerous to use the hurley, it's a red card.

Fair enough.

I'll get to Colm's point now in a second, because I promise I'm just talking around his point, which we'll go to somewhere in a sec.

Just last week, because we talked about this on the Members' Pod, but maybe some people aren't members and maybe didn't watch the Members' Pod last week, which is a good hour or 20 long, where we made up for not having one the week before.

So we did a kind of a double Members' Pod last week.

We talked about the Adam Hogan situation with Stephen Bennett from the week before, because that came up quite a bit in the comments on the YouTube last week.

The main reason I hadn't brought it up was because at the time,

I noticed Adam Hogan get off the pitch for about seven minutes.

And I saw people having arguments with each other.

It was like, oh, Hogan, you know, boy who cries wolf and all this type of stuff.

And even before I saw the picture of blood trickling down behind his helmet, you knew by Stephen Bennett's reaction that he wasn't actually play acting.

Because Stephen Bennett straight away realised I've actually tipped him here.

Didn't mean it.

I was trying to shake off my marker.

My eyes were on the ball.

I ended up hitting him.

And the reality is that he went off, Lean came on for him, and then Hogan came back on.

For me, that's not play acting.