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Leichhardt is a training ground, Campbelltown is being used as a team base camp for the world cup.

Only because people keep wanting to make a thing of it.

From watching the replays, the time situation is a non issue, it was done to the letter of the law. As per TV time: 78:30 try scored, 78:33 try awarded and clock stopped. Clock resumed once try was confirmed, 80 seconds (actually 82 seconds) later clock stopped as per rules for conversions...

Never heard it myself. But time stopping and the siren going could be a miss by those operating the siren (again separate people from the timekeepers). Realistically though the time is not the issue with the end of the game. What came afterwards is where the real issue is.

We scored with 90 seconds to go, whistle was blown giving the try 3 seconds later (so with 87 seconds to go), clock stopped as it was within the last 5. Add the 80 seconds (which I had to look up to confirm, but was mentioned in a rules update in a FoxSports article from this year) allowed to...

The game ends at the first stoppage after the clock expires, not when it does. And just to show the time innaccuracy between TV and the official clock. Note that channel 9 had 4 seconds left, but the official clock was at 5 seconds. Going off the 1 difference the ball hit the post with 4...

Really don't want to be arguing this, and am certainly not preaching anything, I am just stating the facts, but well here I am. Get it into your head, though I think you may struggle to do so. The FoxSports and Channel 9 clocks are NOT THE OFFICIAL CLOCK, and as such can be wrong, and is wrong...

Learn how things work mate. The facts are the facts. The NRL said 1 second then it was 1 second. FoxSports, or Channel 9 are not the official timekeepers and just have some random pressing stop on the broadcast. Even natural reaction time can explain the missed second on the clock, it happens...

What? Facts are facts, I hate the result as much as everyone, but the official clock and the one on tv are never exactly the same. Fox's clock is adjusted all the time when they don't stop it at the right moment. That is why they don't show the broadcasters clock on the screens at the ground...

As I mentioned before the FoxSports clock is not the official clock. Cannot use it as an accurate source.

80 seconds.

1) Doueihi took the allotted amount of time to take a kick. Clock is always stopped once that time is used. 2) They shouldn't have been able to. That is issue #1, and #2.

The second on the clock was most likely correct. The TV clock and the official clock are not the same, if the person in the TV booth doesn't press the stop button quick enough it can be off. It happens all the time and is corrected when the mistake is noticed. The rest was the issue, no...

Not when it happens every single week.

Because nearly every time they are offside as Brooks doesn't move forward before kicking. Just look at the difference between when Brooks kicks and Doueihi (even Hastings) kicks.

Yep, changes in technology, anniversaries, or owners tend to lead to changes. The good thing is that the Tigers are currently on about par for that as well. 2 logo updates in 22 and a half years.

You might want to look into clubs histories, most clubs go though logo changes. What the Tigers did was not unheard of anywhere in the world. Even Manchester United Sometimes these changes are well accepted, other times not. But all the club did was simplify the logo for the digital age...

From the new logo release: "The logo will also feature on all official club merchandise — to be launched on December 1"

Would prefer to suffer without Brooks, than with him. He has done nothing for the advancement of the team and on many occasions has actually put us further on the back foot. Blood Madden and go looking for a replacement when we can. Brooks is not the future so why bother sticking with him if we...