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[some11]

So what was that last penalty for anyway?

Maloney on Wallace, pretty soft but we'll take it :sarcasm:

 

[macavity]

How the hell was that a try when the Knights got one taken off them for less contact yesterday?

Oh thats right, look at the teams involved.

 

[chrisD]

Sharks showing maybe they aren't all that. Come out very soft.

 

[Shorty]

I agree with Gallen (pig's fly).

 

[butchmcdick]

How the f**k is that a try when every other try in these circumstances gets pulled back for obstruction

 

[skeepe]

That is literally exactly how the ball looked when Papalii scored yesterday. They said that it was conclusively on the ground today, yesterday they said conclusively that it wasn't.

Go figure.

Also, Ennis was very clearly obstructed there.

 

[some11]

Based on earlier games that couldn't have possibly been a try.

How far do they want to go back to call obstruction, its a tricky one but that could've been disallowed under the current interpretation.

 

[Hauff]

If possession evens up, which means we have the majority this half, we can make a game of this.

Gallen sooking to the ref is always a good sign.

 

[hineyrulz]

Wallace is underrated

Super coach gold he's been.

 

[strong_latte]

Is it just me or is the obstruction rule just very hard to understand. I saw 2 obstructions in that last play that were probably worse than those called in the last game

 

[ZEROMISSTACKLES]

Why do kickers bomb Oats? He is tall. You need to put it at his feet. Anybody remember Paul Hauff

Yep former Bronco fullback and a good one too.

Holmes almost leapt over Oates for a try earlier on but I agree, it's not a good idea to bomb at Oates.

 

[Leber]

That shouldnt have been a try based on the consistancy of the tries disallowed so far.

Broncos very lucky.

 

[Maximus]

How was that a try but the Benji one was disallowed earlier? He hit Ennis on the outside shoulder.

Oh Broncos right.

 

[Pete Cash]

Refs got the rules wrong again imo.

 

[thommo4pm]

Ennis was obstructed. No try under current rules.

 

[Walt Flanigan]

Is it just me or is the obstruction rule just very hard to understand. I saw 2 obstructions in that last play that were probably worse than those called in the last game

It's completely random. I think that one was ok though.

 

[thommo4pm]

How was that a try but the Benji one was disallowed earlier? He hit Ennis on the outside shoulder.

Oh Broncos right.

That's pretty much it

 

[mxlegend99]

How far do they want to go back to call obstruction, its a tricky one but that could've been disallowed under the current interpretation.

Did you watch the try disallowed by the Dragons today? That was more of a try then the Broncos one.

 

[Hauff]

How the f**k is that a try when every other try in these circumstances gets pulled back for obstruction

Nope, that was consistent with the ruling the other night when they decided to throw out the black and white rulings by saying the contact was two players inside the ball receiver. Common sense starting to prevail.

 

[Pete Cash]

Haha that hit