Diving in the NRL.

[blaza88z]

They're going to have to enforce the HIA's a bit more than they have this weekend after someone gets clotheslined

You can't lay down like you just got kinghit and then run back out 20 seconds later after the bloke has been sent to the bin, nothing has changed in that 20 second window except the referee's idea on how bad of a tackle it was

 

[Canard]

They're going to have to enforce the HIA's a bit more than they have this weekend after someone gets clotheslined

You can't lay down like you just got kinghit and then run back out 20 seconds later after the bloke has been sent to the bin, nothing has changed in that 20 second window except the referee's idea on how bad of a tackle it was

Seems like people are more worried about the side that committed foul play not being inconvenienced.

If you commit foul play, stiff shit you face the consequences.

 

[blocka]

Seems like people are more worried about the side that committed foul play not being inconvenienced.

If you commit foul play, stiff shit you face the consequences.

And if they penalised for foul play without injuries then you wouldn’t get people laying down for the penalty

 

[Valheru]

I fail to see how that has any relevance to the binning.

If you think there was no force in that Radley shot you have lost touch with reality.

It's a 2 week suspension for f**ks sake

Your comments in this thread are looking a bit silly now mate.

The Storm and Munster now admit it was tactical and "Radley hardly got him".

 

[morley101]

Your comments in this thread are looking a bit silly now mate.I

The Storm and Munster now admit it was tactical and "Radley hardly got him".

It also makes the Match Review Panel look stupid.

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

I fail to see how that has any relevance to the binning.

If you think there was no force in that Radley shot you have lost touch with reality.

It's a 2 week suspension for f**ks sake

We now know, there was no force. That’s the reality - get in touch with it.

 

[Captain Apollo]

 

[Canard]

Your comments in this thread are looking a bit silly now mate.

The Storm and Munster now admit it was tactical and "Radley hardly got him".

Regarding the Holmes sub, from Annesly press conference

"The first is a rule that's been in our operational guidelines for probably the best part of a couple of decades. And that is about a free interchange if a player is injured as a result of foul play.

"So that means if a player is put on report, sin binned or sent off and the player who is the victim of that foul play comes off the field, they get a free interchange for that.

Learn the rules mate

 

[Valheru]

Regarding the Holmes sub, from Annesly press conference



Learn the rules mate

He wasn't injured as the storm have admitted.

Learn the rules mate.

 

[10$ Ferret]

And if they penalised for foul play without injuries then you wouldn’t get people laying down for the penalty

The penalty, binning or send off should never ever be dependent on how injured the player is.
You can have 2 identical tackles with one giving no serious injury and the other crippling the player. Both deserve to be punished the same. Its the potential that makes it dangerous. Then intent needs to be taken into consideration

 

[10$ Ferret]

For the free interchange when a player is put on report or whatever. That player doesn't have to be injured as far I as I am aware. But it does cost you an interchange when they want to go back on. (Munster was not interchanged I think he just came off and no one went on)

 

[Knight76]

For the free interchange when a player is put on report or whatever. That player doesn't have to be injured as far I as I am aware. But it does cost you an interchange when they want to go back on. (Munster was not interchanged I think he just came off and no one went on)

Munster was interchanged. Munster came off and Solomona went on, then when Munster went back on some other forward came off. The free interchange thing was used to swap Solomona and this other forward for a freeby, is that right?

 

[Perth Red]

We now know, there was no force. That’s the reality - get in touch with it.

Yeh it doesnt look like any force, he clearly hardly touched him lol All that movement in Munsters face must have been the wind blowing!

 

[Babyface O'reilly]

Yeh it doesnt look like any force, he clearly hardly touched him lol All that movement in Munsters face must have been the wind blowing!
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Pictures are deceiving. Like acting injured.

 

[I Bleed Maroon]

I f**king despise diving. Whenever I see it happen in Soccer it makes me cringe, and that sport already has that established in its culture. Rugby League has always been a sport where if you get put on your ass (legally), you always just get up and walk it off. It's why TPJ's suspensions always give me the shits, because he has been reported for what otherwise should be just really good hits that the sook who copped it just milks for all its worth.

 

[Captain Apollo]

 

[Knight76]

I f**king despise diving. Whenever I see it happen in Soccer it makes me cringe, and that sport already has that established in its culture. Rugby League has always been a sport where if you get put on your ass (legally), you always just get up and walk it off. It's why TPJ's suspensions always give me the shits, because he has been reported for what otherwise should be just really good hits that the sook who copped it just milks for all its worth.

Completely ruined soccer for me. I can't watch it anymore and haven't in decades.

I don't want to see the NRL turn in to constant dives to get a penalty.

 

[The Rosco]

3 pages of wasted time so far.
This thread needs an expert to give a definitive, "been there, done that" level of experience answer.
I call Mr Nathan Brown from the slimies.