as the title says, the no try for obstruction was a game changer and 10 min for normy was abit harsh
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the problem is inconsistancy, quite a few times this year ive heard commentators say that a certain infringement shouldve been a sin bin but were never used, all of a sudden they pop one out at a critical moment of our game. sin bins are stupid, a team gets penalised twice by a player sent to the bin and then a penalty against you. not to mention that one players actions penalises the whole team, club and fans.
would that be 10k off our cap since it would be going to the NRL?
He not going of hes head
he just going to ask why was Foran sent of for 10min
when 9 time out of 10 you see a player trying to score and someone does there best to stop them and does not get ten mins for that
Like one game I think it was the bulldogs vs warriors game last week were one of the warriors put the kick through and one of the bulldogs player push him and he did not score and nothing was done
Well said, and pissing off the NRL right now is would not be wise.
If he did that he would have just looked like Ricky (the dummy spitter) Stuart.
Other aspect is that BA invites the refs to training as they try get things right. There are two teams that play against each other under match conditions. Apparently in one of the TCT posts Henry Perenara was there a week or so ago. It gave BA the chance that when a penalty is given they can get it clarified on the spot.
The only problem I guess is that while it should help, its not under the intensity of a match where points are vital.
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