Willow said:
Hardly honest... there is no way you can know that.
Likewise you can't know that everyone thought the otherway either.
Willow said:
One official made the decision.
2 touchies, the ref and the video ref saw nothing wrong during play.
Willow said:
Which was a match review committee.
Yep and in their opinion there was a case to answer. Doesn't mean they are right. Plenty of people to say they got it wrong. And I do know that, I've read comments and spoken to people about it.
Willow said:
No, it just shows that Mick Stone got it wrong.
In your opinion it does, yes.
Willow said:
You don't speak for all Eels fans and I don't speak for all Saints fans. That aside, I'm not lining this up as fan v fan thing. Old Mick the video ref made a crucal error imo. If you can't accept it, then that's fine with me.
And imo he got it right and the match review is wrong. If you can't accept it, then that's fine with me.
Willow said:
The fact is Referees make mistakes and are often dropped for a week or two. IMO, Mick Stone is no different, he has come into conflict with the view of the judiciary, so its reasonable to suggest that this should be enough for Finch to review Stone's position.
At what point do the judicary get reviewed. How many times do fans, media and commentators complain about the decisions of the judicary and match review commity for either missing stuff or pointing out stuff that most have no problem with.
Robert Finch doesn't have a problem with Stone, he hasn't been dropped.
Mate as I said it's going round in circles and Dragon fans and Eels fans are never going to see it the same. It's a bit like selling a house, there is only so much you can do to convince someone that they should see it your way and buy the house. There comes a point where you have to say, I've done enough, there's nothing else to gain and move on.
Macca_