Blood Shot Eyes
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Im sure this has been discussed before but please humor me
When a referee is not certain as to whether a try has been scored why does he have to either make the T sign with his hands or cross his arms across his chest....if hes going to the bunker to make the final decision then surely all he has to do is ask instead of indicating what he thinks.....by him indicating for example a try then imo the bunker in most situations tend to go the refs way as they are showing that they the refs are proved correct instead of highlighting they made an error.......would be interesting to see the percentages of when the bunker has overturned a refs decision.........let me add my interest in this is not just based on todays poor refereeing decisions because we played rubbish and didnt deserve to win
When a referee is not certain as to whether a try has been scored why does he have to either make the T sign with his hands or cross his arms across his chest....if hes going to the bunker to make the final decision then surely all he has to do is ask instead of indicating what he thinks.....by him indicating for example a try then imo the bunker in most situations tend to go the refs way as they are showing that they the refs are proved correct instead of highlighting they made an error.......would be interesting to see the percentages of when the bunker has overturned a refs decision.........let me add my interest in this is not just based on todays poor refereeing decisions because we played rubbish and didnt deserve to win