'14 // QF2 // Sun // Storm 4-28 Bulldogs // AAMI

[MrAnonymous]

See that his ankle f**ked up

 

[_Johnsy]

Poor kid

 

[BunniesMan]

That doesn't look good. His leg was spasming.

 

[nick87]

that's absolutely a sin bin... :lol:
Goodness me, there has been some blunders in this.

I find myself constantly asking how a professional code like the NRL is officiated so poorly.

 

[Martin Bella's Luvhandles]

That's terrible

Prayers are with him

 

[seanoff]

Thats bad

 

[Swarzey]

NO! Dear god that looks bad.

 

[insert.pause]

Ohhh f**k! That's yow yeh like.

 

[Frank_Grimes]

Looks like a Yow Yeh

 

[vvvrulz]

Oh this looks nasty, damn

 

[Sea_Eagles_Rock]

Poor bugger. Hate seeing injuries.

 

[MrAnonymous]

His ankle was going the other way yow yeh like.

 

[Slackboy72]

Is that a broken leg?

 

[Martin Bella's Luvhandles]

that's absolutely a sin bin... :lol:
Goodness me, there has been some blunders in this.

I find myself constantly asking how a professional code like the NRL is officiated so poorly.

Get over it ya clown

 

[nick87]

ugly looking injury

 

[BunniesMan]

"Do you want him in the bin?"

"No"

Why the f**k not, it was a professional foul

Not every penalty in that situation is professional. It didn't look that blatant to me. If you're an inch offside it's not professional.

 

[Glenn]

The ref makes a decision on every possible try. He rules on it by calling try or no try, the video ref is now simply just something that checks whether the ref is right or not. By definition it rules on what the ref has already ruled on.

And the call should stay with the ref, not slow the game down to freeze frames that happened 20passes earlier.
If Melbourne went to ground, scored the next set there would be no outcry of a knock on in the previous play etc.

 

[BranVan3000]

Sounds painful

 

[lockyno1]

How the heck was that not a sin bin

 

[Martin Bella's Luvhandles]

Good luck mate