We were all negative. We all lined out across the 22 just in case. But it is part and parcel of the game now. The scoreline shows that it was a try, hence it's a try. The game has to move on.
Video evidence is part of it.
The game is professional and has to be professional in all facets of play, the way its shown, the way decisions can go. It worked for both teams today. While the management emphasised the 22 player collective rather than the individual, backs coach Eddie O'Sullivan looked to O'Driscoll's effort, the ninth of his international career, as the pivotal moment in the match. The French defence is one of the better I have seen for a while but in games like this one moment turns it. I think the Brian O'Driscoll try was that moment.