Dimma last night on AFL360 was asked about his trip to the ARC:
Robbo: How's the ARC?
Whateley: Every day Richmond supporters are asking where's the definitive version. Did you see anything that left you walking away going 'ok that was definitive'?
Hardwick: What I will say is they were terrific the people in the ARC. We had Scotty there, Dills, Dan Richardson and two other gentlemen that were terrific. And they went through exactly their process and were adament that the way they went through it came to the conclusion they got. To us it was ... and our biggest thing was the process. If I sat there and the goal umpire made the decision that it was a behind, based on that vision I couldn't categorically say it was a goal. So I would be happy with the umpire's call. So it was more about the process. To the AFL's credit, I think what they are now doing is they are going to say the [goal] umpire doesn't have to make a decision which is really really smart. There was never going to be a great right or wrong answer if that makes sense. At the end of the day, we're really happy with the process they took us through.
Whateley: They didn't send you away with some laminated freeze frame to say this is the one?
Hardwick: They had some form of triangulation. My head started to explode at one stage. I thought I was looking up at the moons aligning and thought I don't know what is going on.
Robbo: You got a win because the umpire next year doesn't have to make a decision.
Hardwick: They are trying to get it better which is the important thing. And to the AFL's credit, they are always trying to improve the game.