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Hayne put his foot on the line TWICE. What me me laugh was Gould saying BOTD. I reckon Harrigan replayed it so many times just to rub it in.
Doesnt really matter whether Hayne scored or not. In my opinion it should have been a try.
It had 0 ZERO bearing on the result of the game though.
Doesnt matter son. QLD were gonna put minimum 3 or 4 tries on the Blues regardless of who scores first try.
LOL u deadsh*t,, no QUALMS about it!!!! why did they look at it almost 12 times then if it was that clear cut ?? Can u tell me me if his heel was over the line and wether it actualy touched it or was 3 mm above it :x??? NO U CANT!!! So stop wanking on and talking crap. There was friggin DOUBT with a capital D, and just like 1989 GF Bill made his own f**king rule up and screwed a good game up before it even got going.
It doesnt matter what a rear shot, above shot, reverse underwater infra red shot shows, as long as ONE shot clearly shows his foot touching the line like that shot does then thats all that matters. There can be no question
What about Creagh being penalised for playing the ball?Hayne no try and Folau penalty were simply disgraceful. Absolutely pathetic calls.
This thread ignores the simple fact NSW played sh*te for 60 minutes and woke up to find they were still in with a chance.The Refs did not decide the game at all. Next game will be better.
Exactly.
Looks on the line to me, no question. I can't believe it took them so many replays to get it right.
:lol:Another reason why Karmichael Hunt should obviously be the starting fullback for QLD.
They got the square up with the Creagh try....My 6 y.o. son even picked up that if you pass the ball a metre from the try line and it lands a metre inside the in goal that it must be a forward pass...They got that one on a technacality
Are you blind?
His heel 'appears' to possibly touch the line from the front on angle but the camera angle from behind shows Hayne's heel never touched the ground and hence never touched the line.