It still makes me a little angry. Mainly because, despite what a great player Don Fox was, he was haunted by this moment to the end. He was never allowed to forget or escape from it. It was the first thing people mentioned whenever he met them. All his other achievements paled into insignificance in their eyes. Other sports people have made mistakes and, although they are reminded of it, it doesn't become the defining moment of their career. Maradonna's 'hand of god', the England soccer players who missed world cup penalties, etc. There was some perspective with the rest of their careers.

Anyway, it's all ifs, couldv'es, should'ves and wouldv'es now.

To add another one: If it had been 4 points for a try back then, it would've been a 12-all draw and a replay. What a game that would've been.

A friend of mine who's more of a soccer man, said the story would. Make a great film. I'd agree

They wouldn't have to add much to make it dramatic would they?
I'm not a film person, so if they did, thankfully, I wouldn't be tempted to watch it!