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I understand those coming for the ref. The ankle tap on Olam was clearly a professional foul and Schneider should have been sent to the bin. We could have been up 12-0, instead the momentum changed dramatically. That being said, he wasn't sent, and at the time Penrith had not scored 1 of the 22...

Too soft through the middle

Looked like Sullivan was saying not to challenge it. Silly challenge, let's hope we don't need one later on

How good is this kid!

Why are some animals deemed to be offensive and others not? Steve Menzies was called the beaver, Josh Ado Carr the fox, Gordon Tallis the raging bull, DCE the giraffe (Andrew Voss also calls Daniel Tupou this), Josh Mcguire the moose, and I'm sure there are plenty more, none of which are...

It's sad how it ended with Nofa, but it is worth mentioning that less than 1% of all players to have played the game since 1908 have scored 100 tries or more. Around 9-10,000 players to have laced on a boot in first grade, and Nofa is #71 on the all-time try-scoring list. It's hard not...

I agree, he should have definitely kept an eye on him

No not quite. But you're entitled to an opinion on that as well, even if it is wrong. Have a good night 😊

You raised a point on your way out, I just responded to that point. Agreeing to disagree is not raising further points while critiquing my analysis at the same time. That's just asking to continue the discussion 🙄

Look at the video again. Faalogo didn't have the space to deliver a "fully loaded" punch to the face, Williams had 10m to load up and deliver to someone looking the other way, and Flower delivered his 2nd blow to someone unable to defend themselves due to being knocked out already. Faalogo...

Anasta was directly in front of Faalogo, whereas O'Neill retreated from 2nd marker, and was at least 10 away from Williams. Williams went out of his way to get at O'Neill, Faalogo hit someone right in front of him. Like I said previously, none of these incidents should escape punishment, but...

I'm looking at the individual acts as a whole (Flower went on to hit Hohaia again when on the ground, and WIlliams attacked someone completely unprepared and unaware he was even in sight), and both Williams and Flower knocked out their opponents. The difference in outcome is often due to the...

Player movement throughout the year is not uncommon. I would be more inclined to keeping the spot open and assess what the area of need is throughout the first part of the season, and who is available to fill that need. Whoever gets the nod in the 2 and 5 to start the year could both have...

I would rather cop that than either of the other 2. Anasta wasn't exactly known for his toughness, and he didn't even take a knee. Like I said previously, it's not something that should go without punishment, but it is not comparable to the other 2 incidents.

And you're entitled to. I just don't think the tap put on Anasta can be compared to a hit from someone coming out of the line and clocking someone like Williams did, or hitting someone when they are already on the ground like Flower did. Each to their own :)

I'm not one that thinks he should have been rewarded, but to say his hit was up there with what Williams and Flower did is ridiculous imo

No other clubs are written about like this? Or is it that we notice Tigers articles more than those written about other clubs? I'm not really sure myself, maybe a combination of both.

Good to see you back on topic

Very good point. I do like AD, but he needs to show what he is capable of rather than telling us about it. Leaders let their actions do the talking.

He took no cheap shot, he expressed the opinion that a Catholic school should be able to enforce Catholic teachings. It's pretty simple really. Almost as simple as the person that can't separate sport and religion.