Rugby has two halves everyone remembers, and a third half nobody talks about - the one that actually stays with you.
Nobody asks the crowd how they played. But ask any South African where they were for a Bok test, and they'll tell you exactly who they were standing next to - and what happened after the final whistle.
You didn't play a single minute. It still wrecked you. The players get eighty minutes. Everyone else gets the whole night - the shouting, the silence, the moment that happens regardless of the score. That's the third half.
Heritage XXVI - for everyone who showed up.