Wallabies coach Michael Cheika acknowledges he's not always been onside with referees, but believes on this occasion he has to give one his backing.
On the third day of the maelstrom around South African referee Craig Joubert's decision to award Australia a match-winning penalty in the death throes of their quarter-final against Scotland, Cheika completed a hat-trick of media appearances on the subject.
However, this media conference was the first since World Rugby issued a statement confirming Joubert got it wrong penalising a Scottish player for offside and the Australian was clearly frustrated by the public nature of the review.
"I suppose we'll start accumulating the list and send in the list of every match," Cheika told reporters at the team's Teddington base.
"I don't know if the Samoans are putting in the list about the knock on before the try when Scotland scored at the end. But if they're going to review them all, we'll start making the list I suppose. It's a bit surprising because no other decision in the tournament has been reviewed, has it?"