stryker 69
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Left his hands forwardYou can't get the ball behind the lead runner. It's a technical call. It's an example of us being unlucky. Was Hastings pass forward to Tuilagi ? They could have let that go.
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Left his hands forwardYou can't get the ball behind the lead runner. It's a technical call. It's an example of us being unlucky. Was Hastings pass forward to Tuilagi ? They could have let that go.
The supposed greats always love to wax lyrical about how the good sides wear down the inferior sides....9-3 pens against a crucial sin bin against , 3 disallowed tries
The first is where lead runner ran right thru line a wide gap no contact with anyone ? The 2nd is if you are looking for something hoping to deny
The 3rd is a judgement call on whether a pass is 6" fwd or not .with our standing we are not going to get any judgement our way.
IT IS NOT A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD .for reference Gee on field Atkins bunker !!
I'm unsure whether having 5 captains was ever going to work, in some cases it's going to go against you.Probably why Hastings gave some lip to the touchie
I’ve actually thought the same.Only thing I can think is the refs must hate Gavin badger and they're trying to penalise him out of a job.
Chechin went down the same path, was set to retire but came back a couple more seasons before eventually retiringThought it was put about a while back that the Badge found himself out of favour with the power brokers at the NRL. Don't really know any detail but I thought at one stage there was a bit of nastiness around it.
Been saying this a whileIf Stefano got binned Manly should have had 1-2 players binned throughout the game. The Stef binning was atrocious. But when Manly committed 3 breaches in 90 seconds when defending their try line and got no punishment that's when you know it's a farce.
Maybe we all need to write letters to Vlandys. That's apparently the only way to make change at the NRL level, and only dinosarus no how to still do it. What's NRL's postal address, how much do stamps cost, $1-2?
It’s a better ball than anything Harry grant ever passes out of dummy half , FLAT. But hey the defence was so bad it had to be forward right ? ….. right ?You can't get the ball behind the lead runner. It's a technical call. It's an example of us being unlucky. Was Hastings pass forward to Tuilagi ? They could have let that go.
Actually a lovely ball.It’s a better ball than anything Harry grant ever passes out of dummy half , FLAT. But hey the defence was so bad it had to be forward right ? ….. right ?
Option 2I don't know what madge says away from cameras but I hope its loud
His test is today .Will Annesley be made to address any concerns from Manly Tigers game today or will this game not get a mention
Maybe the establishement privately will take a petition as a compliment on a job well done.Maybe we need to create a change.org petition to gather votes from spectators to see if the tigers are treated equally in the nrl.
Certainly a couple of unfair calls but every supporter can make a case for their own teams.
What annoys me though is the lack of focus when adjudicating our tries. They almost always get sent up as no tries.
Love it!I once contacted Slater & Gordon after a dodgy ref match vs St George back in the day. They were well-known class-action lawyers and I claimed that I and the attendees at LO suffered a "loss of amenity" over the result, given that I had paid for an event that ought to have been presented fairly. They said that whilst the action may have had some grounds given that the monetary value of the referee's decision was quantifiable given that the number of ground attendees was known (hence the $$ value of the affected amenity) - the fact was that if successful, no one would ever referee a Rugby League Game again given the risk of a law suit!
love the attitude,all the rest is hocus pocus and mirrorsI once contacted Slater & Gordon after a dodgy ref match vs St George back in the day. They were well-known class-action lawyers and I claimed that I and the attendees at LO suffered a "loss of amenity" over the result, given that I had paid for an event that ought to have been presented fairly. They said that whilst the action may have had some grounds given that the monetary value of the referee's decision was quantifiable given that the number of ground attendees was known (hence the $$ value of the affected amenity) - the fact was that if successful, no one would ever referee a Rugby League Game again given the risk of a law suit!