Blair
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It's gonna be fascinating - or predictable - how the refs go this weekend, particularly in regard to one-on-one strips and forward passes.
How ridiculous it was this week when a workmate told me 'the refs were going harsh on forward passes last weekend because they let a few go the weekend before'. I doubt that was the official case, but in any case, it's a shambles.
The one-on-one strip calls are the most important though, I think we've all agreed on that.
The very integrity of the NRL is on the line here. It becomes a farce when we have no confidence in the calls being consistent, or fair.
Tigers v Cows tonight. I hope Wests make it, it's been too long between drinks. Talk to any Tigers fans and they'll give you the 'refs go hard on us' line. I can relate to that.
The 'Green Machine' have relied on their 80s/90s exploits for far too long. That's a lifetime ago. It's time for a new premiership. If I was a betting man...
Friday night, Broncos at home to the Storm. Who's got the refs in tow? You wouldn't know, would you?
Gee, the Knights are wobbly, and need to win at 'Brookie' to get their season back on track. Best of luck, gentlemen.
Bulldogs v Panthers, if the latter lose, then they look shaky again in regard to their ladder position. Their wretched start to the season may come back to bite them.
Sharks v Rabbs. Johnson needs two good games in a row. Roosters v Tits, come on GC, make the 'spoon interesting.
Dragons v Eels, the former probably know they're gone for '19 if they drop this one. If so, there'll be ramifications, as they had a pretty good squad.
Bring your whistles, Warriors fans!
How ridiculous it was this week when a workmate told me 'the refs were going harsh on forward passes last weekend because they let a few go the weekend before'. I doubt that was the official case, but in any case, it's a shambles.
The one-on-one strip calls are the most important though, I think we've all agreed on that.
The very integrity of the NRL is on the line here. It becomes a farce when we have no confidence in the calls being consistent, or fair.
Tigers v Cows tonight. I hope Wests make it, it's been too long between drinks. Talk to any Tigers fans and they'll give you the 'refs go hard on us' line. I can relate to that.
The 'Green Machine' have relied on their 80s/90s exploits for far too long. That's a lifetime ago. It's time for a new premiership. If I was a betting man...
Friday night, Broncos at home to the Storm. Who's got the refs in tow? You wouldn't know, would you?
Gee, the Knights are wobbly, and need to win at 'Brookie' to get their season back on track. Best of luck, gentlemen.
Bulldogs v Panthers, if the latter lose, then they look shaky again in regard to their ladder position. Their wretched start to the season may come back to bite them.
Sharks v Rabbs. Johnson needs two good games in a row. Roosters v Tits, come on GC, make the 'spoon interesting.
Dragons v Eels, the former probably know they're gone for '19 if they drop this one. If so, there'll be ramifications, as they had a pretty good squad.
Bring your whistles, Warriors fans!
