2024 Match Review & Judiciary charges

[Saxon]

I don't understand half the words you said but it sounds good to me.
Not guilty, or guilty, or whatever you said.

TLDR.

Ref moves into Hughes's way. Hughes will miss tackle.
If Hughes misses tackle, opponent will score.
Will ref make right decision? Does Hughes trust ref?

Is Hughes stupid?
Hughes is not stupid. Hughes pushes ref and makes tackle.

 

[Nutz]

TLDR.

Ref moves into Hughes's way. Hughes will miss tackle.
If Hughes misses tackle, opponent will score.
Will ref make right decision? Does Hughes trust ref?

Is Hughes stupid?
Hughes is not stupid. Hughes pushes ref and makes tackle.

Arrrgghh gotcha. Who's Hughes

 

[Eion]

Please elucidate? A cynical attempt to avoid a try?

Would you as a player for one moment take the risk that if you didn't make the tackle and the opposition scored that the ref and bunker would make the correct decision and call play back?
Given their abysmal record with anything requiring even a modicum of common sense, if it came down to making a decision to trust the ref to get it right I wouldn't be letting the mere thought begin to speculate about the merest possibility of crossing my mind.

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Are you for real? Players take the risk every week hamming it up for obstructions.