@innsaneink said:
@happy tiger said:
Please tell me my eyes didn't deceive me ??
Storm go to set a scrum on one mark pointed by one ref and then the head ref then resets it without stopping the clock
Couple of bad calls either way on crucial decisions , the goal line drop out awarded to the Sharks on the 35th minute should of been a 22 tap 7 tackle set
And Bromwich was stripped by Fifita around the 72nd minute
Better team probably won , but refs screw up again
Doesn't seem to be much…. I noticed the strip too.... Ref's are never perfect
If that's all there is then they had a good game
My issue with the scrum is that is we have 20 passes a game that are forward go unnoticed , players never take penalties on the correct mark , how many times are players offside when goal line drop outs or the kicker is marginally over the line when he takes the kick , players offside from kick offs , players not back 10 metres in the ruck , players offside in kick chase ,players rarely play the ball on the correct spoy they were actually tackled and yet we have one ref point to a mark for a scrum and then the other ref tell the players to reset the scrum maybe three metres behind the original mark and then stop the clock
That's what I don't get …...
Why would they do that and why not stop the clock and then get the Storm to reset there scrum ??
Same with the call on the 35th minute , you can clearly see the Storm player knock the ball BACK in goal and the Sharks player then knocks the ball on and then its goes over the dead ball line
Bunker takes one look from arguably the worst possible angle and awards another goal drop out instead of a 22 metre tap with 7 tackles
Massive difference
Lastly the strip , 6 blokes were watching the game and we all called STRIP in unison with Bromwich , yet supposed the finest refs in the game miss it
Sorry I just don't buy it anymore , refs mistakes are becoming more conveniently helping certain sides week in week out , especially in tight games