I know there are some sooky, sulking NRL coaches around and Ricky Stuart in particular comes to mind but gee Trent Robinson isn't far behind. It seems everytime his 'untouchable' Royal Roosters get plucked he's having a sook to get the NRL Chief ref to either alter rules, sack the bunker ref's, or effect the NRL judiciary. There were plenty of dirty Roosters playing against the Eels and a few players in the Roosters team that could of been sent to the bin for 10 mins and put on report but the Media loves to favour the precious Royal Roosters. Its sickening to be honest. One thing I admire about Brad Arthur is he takes everything on the chin and moves onwards without having a big pity party.
Extremely unhappy’: NRL stands down bunker officials after furious Robbo spray
The NRL has reportedly stood down the bunker officials involved in Friday’s night’s clash between the Roosters and Eels.The NRL has stood down the bunker officials involved in Friday’s night’s clash between the Roosters and Eels, after Trent Robinson lashed them as “incompetent”.
Roosters coach Robinson was fuming after the 31-18 loss which saw Parramatta’s Dylan Brown go unpunished after the Chooks’ Drew Hutchison was hospitalised with a suspected punctured lung.
NRL head of football Graham Annesley said on Saturday that the bunker officials “did not meet our expectations”.
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To be fair he has a point and I think he definitely has a leg to stand on. The whole situation was a balls up from the officials
Maybe he does have a point or two. However, he's not the only coach in the NRL who has had points to prove in games. In honesty even the Eels coach could have raised a few concerns about the game but Brad Arthur as always takes it on the chin and moves onwards. I don't think the Dylan Brown incident was intentional and I seriously don't think (looking at the video footage) his accident solely contributed to the players injury. Robinson takes clear advantage if the media when he could have just made his own enquiries after the game.
What else do think could have contributed to the player's injury, Monto?
jesus or satan.
The impact of the player diving to score and the way he landed.
Now I have heard it all, thousands of blokes dive to score and no problems, but the one time a player dives to score and the tackler slides in with the knees, it is not the knees but the attackers own fault.
It just goes to prove some people will believe what ever they want or form opinions with little or no research.
Hayne is innocent and Hutchinson is guilty and God is Great.
My Bob the sites exaggerator and exorcist. Just a question My Bob, where did Dylan Brown's knees come into contact on Hutchinson's body? His back or his chest?
Monto, Browns knees came into contact with Hutchinson’s body in a place that caused one of his ribs to fracture and possibly puncture his lung, this is fact, this we know, this is not contested. Before the tackle he had intact ribs and normal lungs, after the tackle he did not, for you to speculate that Hutchinson’s try scoring technique led to his injury is beyond ludicrous.
The ribs can be impacted from either the chest strike or a back strike. Your question is pointless and meaningless
"Well, My Bob I wasn't aware that your not only a qualified Exorcist, Exaggerator but now a Medical Practioner. What else can you do? Juggle balls blindfolded?
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