2018 R18 Sun - Titans 12-20 Roosters @ Cbus Super

[no name]

Should've been a sin binning which would've arguably been worse for you.

That’s some mighty fine logic.

 

[Captain Apollo]

https://wwos.nine.com.au/2018/07/16...sutton-admits-to-incorrect-call-on-sea_160718

 

[Unscrupulous]

That’s some mighty fine logic.

It's Top 4 logic, you wouldn't understand.

 

[typicalfan]

Should've been a sin binning which would've arguably been worse for you.

It wasn’t a professional foul so very unlkely to be binned. Possibly the worst would have been a penalty and a warning for the next one to go again due to repeated penalties.

 

[no name]

https://wwos.nine.com.au/2018/07/16...sutton-admits-to-incorrect-call-on-sea_160718

LOL at defending the Scott to Vunivalu pass.
I can live with the Baptiste one, they are very inconsistent with those though. Touchies being redundant doesn’t help.

Just f**k the Bunker off altogether.
People can understand close calls made in a split second, they cannot take to dickheads watching 15 replays and still getting it wrong.

 

[Unscrupulous]

It wasn’t a professional foul so very unlkely to be binned. Possibly the worst would have been a penalty and a warning for the next one to go again due to repeated penalties.

An offside player stripping the ball out to prevent a try isn't a professional foul? Oh ok.

 

[no name]

It wasn’t a professional foul so very unlkely to be binned. Possibly the worst would have been a penalty and a warning for the next one to go again due to repeated penalties.

Even if it was a binning, the whole thing was a cock up and shows the blokes in the box are incompetent.

 

[blaza88z]

It's a joke, if old mate in the presser gives them a royal serve he cops a fine, yet it will go down as one of the worst calls of the year

There's no accountability and the players and coaches just have to accept a delayed apology which changes nothing in the scheme of things

 

[typicalfan]

An offside player stripping the ball out to prevent a try isn't a professional foul? Oh ok.

Not unless the player’s obviously and deliberately offside. Wallace as far as I can recall wasn’t called out until after the try and was offside for leaving marginally early.

 

[Lambretta]

Wallace would not have been sin binned - there was no professional foul
It would have been a penalty to the Roosters

It was right in front and a gimme, so we would have taken the tap and knocked on next play