The figure is misleading because it doesn't include the number of times a player is fouled but the ref plays on as we are still in possession. That's all well and good of course in terms of keeping the game moving, but I've had a growing feeling a lot of teams are using this tactically now against us, knowing that although you haven't gained possession from us, we are effectively playing with a man down given the fouled player is out of the equation. To make matters worse the player fouled and not then able to get involved in the forward move is more often than not O'Hare, who is arguably our most creative outlet, so it's like we end up penalised by a foul against us.