The sharks had 70% territory in the first half and came up with 4 points. They had far more chances, penalties than us and still couldn't do squat. Suck it up and give the dragons some credit
Ahh so its gone from 'certain try, we was robbed!' to 'benefit of the doubt' now. Look, that wasnt where the game was won and lost anyway, what about gallen dropping it over the line?
By the way, just for those who think the refs gifted the Dragons another win.....in the Cronulla try, the last pass was forward lol
Disagree. Momentum.
Tony Archer scores a try for the Dragons to seal a win he's worked very, very hard for.
Success is fattening.soward is the biggest bitch in the nrl
and also dragons army contact jenny craig all you fat sh*ts
soward is the biggest bitch in the nrl
and also dragons army contact jenny craig all you fat sh*ts
soward is the biggest bitch in the nrl
and also dragons army contact jenny craig all you fat sh*ts
soward is the biggest bitch in the nrl
and also dragons army contact jenny craig all you fat sh*ts
:lol::lol::lol:soward is the biggest bitch in the nrl
and also dragons army contact jenny craig all you fat sh*ts
:lol: Momentum you are a f**king fool! It was a blatant double movement! Sharks should consider themselves very lucky it wasn't a penalty!
Barret forward pass - look at the line
Same result d!ckhead.
On the Nightingale one, watch it all you want, the arm carryign the ball does not hit the deck at any point, then he takes extensive care to slowly place it on the line, watch it a million times over, that is all you will see, if anything it was a hell of a lot more visible and definitive than Gallen's push hidden under 3 people where you can only see the ball on the line after the initial contact, why should the ref send it upstairs if he thinks there is going to be an unjust try awarded?
On the "suspect" try's, Gallen had hit the ground and lost momentum from most points of view, there appeared to be a second dig there, helping that face along is the 3 people on top of him would have all but ensured that ball had hit the ground, then he moves the legs to promote himself again.
On the Nightingale one, watch it all you want, the arm carryign the ball does not hit the deck at any point, then he takes extensive care to slowly place it on the line, watch it a million times over, that is all you will see, if anything it was a hell of a lot more visible and definitive than Gallen's push hidden under 3 people where you can only see the ball on the line after the initial contact, why should the ref send it upstairs if he thinks there is going to be an unjust try awarded?