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The decision to reverse the call on the fly was incorrect. Play semantics all you like but that was an embarrassing decision for Cummins and the game.
As was the decision to call 6 again originally
The decision to reverse the call on the fly was incorrect. Play semantics all you like but that was an embarrassing decision for Cummins and the game.
The decision to call six again was hardly a howler 50/50 at best, given that the ball bounced backwards it was only logical that it came of Teddy for that to have happened. I haven't seen the image that proves otherwise so I will take your word for it that it didn't touch him as none of the replays on the broadcast showed the angle that proves it didn't touch him.As was the decision to call 6 again originally
Don't disagree but you asked which incorrect decision went against the Faders and claimed there were none.As was the decision to call 6 again originally
Haha only an absolute moron can't see the issue with the rule as it stands. Trying considering what your view would be if it had come off the the Raiders trainer and had led to a try to the Raiders.Ha
Now he is whinging about the rules
Hahaha
Haha only an absolute moron can't see the issue with the rule as it stands. Trying considering what your view would be if it had come off the the Raiders trainer and had led to a try to the Raiders.
try considering the fact that you’re contradicting yourself.
On one hand you want them to stick to the rules
Then when they do you..want them to break the rules to advantage your team.
dope.
I don't want them to break the rules at all. I just want them to fix the outdated interference rule and police the trainer rules.
Mistakes happen all the time but changing a call mid play is a breaking the rules as apposed to ruling one incorrectly.
He didn’t change the call on trainer getting hit in the head mid play
You wanted that rule broken to advantage your team.
No I have only ever said that the trainer situation was ruled correctly. I have however said that the rule should be tweaked moving forward so that a team is not advantaged by the ball hitting their own trainer.
How many times have you seen it happen?
Would you be singing the same tune if by some freak coincidence it happened to the Roosters in the next few years and cost the Roosters the grand final (I'm not saying it cost the Raiders the game just like I haven't claimed the illegal change of call cost the Raiders the game).
SoSurely the fact it doesn't happen often isn't a reason not to fix it now that the fault in the rule has been identified.
Would you be singing the same tune if by some freak coincidence it happened to the Roosters in the next few years and cost the Roosters the grand final (I'm not saying it cost the Raiders the game just like I haven't claimed the illegal change of call cost the Raiders the game).
I couldn’t give a flying f**k about the roosters.
I was going for the raiders.
I know the difference between not being good enough and being robbed though
Carch has demonstrated how much he doesn't care about the GF by posting 100 times in a week.
Ok I re-phrase then would you be singing the same tune if it happened to your team in the future because it wasn't fixed this off-season.
And I have never said the Raiders were robbed. My argument was that it was a stretch for the Roosters to come out amd argue that they were dudded by the refs in the game. I have in fact said that the Raiders had their chances and couldn't get it done. They were however pretty unlucky in the game but that doesn't change the fact they couldn't get over the line.