2019 GF | PREMIERS - Roosters 14-8 Raiders @ ANZ

[bileduct]

Re the scrum feed from the trainer header -

Mutual Infringement
refers to any occurrence during a match which is not already provided for in the Laws of the Game and whereby play is irregularly affected and fault cannot be attributed to either team.

In the case of a mutual infringement, the attacking team shall have the loose head and put in.

Raiders should have been the attacking team given that Roosters had kicked the ball, it came off a Raider and the person in a position to pick it up was a Raider.

 

[Perth Red]

At lest Ch9 got back before the kick this time lol

 

[MilkShark]

raiders you need to hold them down longer

Rorters are slowing the game down so much

 

[YoHadrian]

The wind ? Who really GAF ?

 

[SharkShocked]

Technically it was the head of Soli LOL

 

[smi962]

It was the Roosters trainer so that puts the fault on the Roosters

Yep it was a try saving play by the trainer

 

[mave]

Tapine -8

 

[Diesel]

Good shit

 

[MilkShark]

6 bays of rorters supporters in your home town lol

Everyone hates you

 

[hineyrulz]

SKD was here earlier.

 

[skeepe]

Radley is so shit

 

[Meth]

Radley is having a mare

 

[YoHadrian]

raiders you need to hold them down longer

Rorters are slowing the game down so much

Mr Rushton brought it with his from Melbourne.

 

[no name]

HIA for Radley

 

[Lebbo73]

Refs keeping raiders in it

The refs gave you the ball for the first five minutes, six points and momentum.

 

[wibble]

Re the scrum feed from the trainer header -

Mutual Infringement
refers to any occurrence during a match which is not already provided for in the Laws of the Game and whereby play is irregularly affected and fault cannot be attributed to either team.

In the case of a mutual infringement, the attacking team shall have the loose head and put in.

Yep, this has been the rule for a while in regards to ball hitting referees, for example. But the issue is if a trainer interfering is fault not attributable to either team.

I'm not saying he did, but what if the trainer deliberately got in the way, or even just made a half hearted or poor attempt to get out of the way. Does this rule cover that? Should the team whose trainer did that get a reward?

I think we just want teams to not get an advantage from interference from one of the team not in the playing group.

 

[Meth]

What a joke of a scrum

 

[lockyno1]

HIA for Radley

How can they tell? Looks like he’d struggle

 

[gitano]

Kick the raiders clean out of the comp

 

[Fangs]

Razzie 2019 - Victor Radley.

Pretending to be concusssed. Well done mate.