After watching today's RSRL ( Repeat Six Rugby League) it's just so blatantly obvious that: 1) The NRL hates the Parramatta Eels 2) The the referee of today's game is by far the worst referee I've ever witnessed and his obvious favouritism towards Wests Tigers was basically for all to see 3) The Eels will not make the top eight 4) Signing Pezet and Kelly was a terrible decision 5) The NRL is definitely rigged 6) The difference between the fitness of Parra Players and other teams is gigantic 6) Are the Panthers on some natural supplements that makes them super fit and less injury prone 7) I'm seriously questioning the signing of Ryles as head coach.
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😂 Of course the coach and captain won't bag the referees as it costs $10k. I'm more than certain they would have liked to
What led to the Tigers having the ball in that situation?
If anyone gets a chance, watch the replay of when Moses went for the field goal, 3 tigers players were offside (not back the 10) but somehow the referee missed it , again.
This is what I thought too, I haven't seen the replay of Moses Field goal attempt, but they looked offside live. Such inconsistant crap.
Also there were plenty of comments in the game blog mentioning how bad the reffing was so anyone saying if we win it won't rate a mention, it would definately rate a mention is kidding themselves
It seems this morning all the media want to talk about is Moses and his touching the ref and not the controversies, and because of that we all know who PVL now wants in the semi finals. Load up on Tigers. I'll say it again NRL is corrupt.
Yep, they have realised Wests will take in most of Bradfield, so there are opportunities there for more paying fans. We aren't getting any help from the NRL, so we need to build in a way that goes around the NRL.
Aside from the game v the Broncos, it's fair to say the vast majority of 50/50 calls are not going our way. I do wonder if some of that is due to the way Moses communicates with them which is generally based on high emotions.
Cam Smith was without a doubt one of the better communicators and it was always very subtle and respectful. It could be as simple as waiting for a break in play to question the ref why we've had 5 set restarts against us on the 4th or 5th tackle and if there is anyone/anything in particular we need to address. It's respectful and it subtly gives the message that there has been a lot of set restarts late in the tackle count.
Yeo also does that well for Penrith
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