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Rd.22 v Titans

Murraymob1

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No one is saying the trainer should be allowed to run in front of him. I think everyone can agree some kind of punishment or sanction is warranted and perhaps a rule change to prevent it going forward, IE retake the kick or move it in front.

All that being said, The trainer is not the reason Campbell missed, he is just another distraction in a stadium full of distractions. He shouldnt of ran in front, but if JC was distracted or put off he had every opportunity to resent and refocus and take the kick like every other kicker in the nrl would have done, At the end of the day he missed, Nath nailed a much harder one to tie it up and the rest is history,
One of the funniest distraction to a kicker was years ago. Dont remember the kicker but he was from the sideline and a tigers supporter was leaning over the fence yelling out the old catch catch. Lolly legs lolly legs sure he missed the kick and even turned and had a laugh .The tigers supporter was pretty happy with himself
 

Murraymob1

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One of the funniest distraction to a kicker was years ago. Dont remember the kicker but he was from the sideline and a tigers supporter was leaning over the fence yelling out the old catch catch. Lolly legs lolly legs sure he missed the kick and even turned and had a laugh .The tigers supporter was pretty happy with himself
The video is in you tube don’t know how to down load it under lolly legs
 

Stinkfinger

Juniors
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Badger makes blunder after blunder and is only there because she is female .And let’s make it clear a support females being referees at the highest level definitely.But to.o was clear contact to the head in the act of scoring a try had to be and should of been a penalty try.if that was on us everyone would be blowing up deluxe
The decision she had to make was not did Brian hit Sami high, that was never in doubt. It was did the high shot cause Sami's foot to land on the sideline in her opinion. I don't have an opinion on that as my opinion is irrelevant, but hers which was relevant was that it didn't and seems reasonable having looked at it repeatedly. The difference it made in the game was minute anyway, as they scored almost immediately and got the kick. It would have added a minute onto the game, that's all.

I do have an issue with people in the NRL coming out and saying she got this wrong, as the rules say "in the opinion of the referee" so it was her opinion, not anyone else's. I do think she got the Papalii knock on wrong though, but that wasn't a subjective opinion, it was clearly kicked out by a player who hadn't cleared the ruck, and I agree with you that she makes too many errors but she's not alone there.
 

Oldpanther86

Juniors
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The decision she had to make was not did Brian hit Sami high, that was never in doubt. It was did the high shot cause Sami's foot to land on the sideline in her opinion. I don't have an opinion on that as my opinion is irrelevant, but hers which was relevant was that it didn't and seems reasonable having looked at it repeatedly. The difference it made in the game was minute anyway, as they scored almost immediately and got the kick. It would have added a minute onto the game, that's all.

I do have an issue with people in the NRL coming out and saying she got this wrong, as the rules say "in the opinion of the referee" so it was her opinion, not anyone else's. I do think she got the Papalii knock on wrong though, but that wasn't a subjective opinion, it was clearly kicked out by a player who hadn't cleared the ruck, and I agree with you that she makes too many errors but she's not alone there.

That wasn't a subjective decision. Sami was knocked out and didn't score because of it. It's a penalty try 11 out of 10 times.
 

age.s

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Females shouldn't be on field refs as they can't keep up with the play physically......yeah I said it.
I'm sure there are women who could do it. Belinda Sharpe just isn't one of them, and has been promoted way above her ability. Badger too, though you see less of her on the field these days.
 
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Being knocked has no bearing on a no try it was contact to the head in the act of scoring a try that is the rule meaning a penalty try should have been awarded
You are correct.

1. Because a legitimate try WAS NOT scored after head contact because his foot went out, a penalty try can be awarded.

2. If a legitimate try WAS scored after the head contact, then the possible 8 point try rules come into effect.

I'm sure the rule states, "a foul in the act of scoring the try", which NEVER occurred because he went out.

Ref's got it wrong because of 1.
 

Oldpanther86

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Being knocked has no bearing on a no try it was contact to the head in the act of scoring a try that is the rule meaning a penalty try should have been awarded

His foot went out before placing the ball because he was knocked out so it still had a direct effect on scoring. If you watch he goes kind of limp and just hangs on to the ball how he stayed on is gross incompetence.
 

BxTom

Bench
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His foot went out before placing the ball because he was knocked out so it still had a direct effect on scoring. If you watch he goes kind of limp and just hangs on to the ball how he stayed on is gross incompetence.
From the NRL;

Penalty Try
Further, if circumstances warrant it:‘The Referee (or Review Officials) may award a penalty try if, in his opinion, a try would have been scored but for the unfair play of the defending team. A penalty try is awarded between the goal posts irrespective of where the offence occurred.’
 

Murraymob1

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From the NRL;

Penalty Try
Further, if circumstances warrant it:‘The Referee (or Review Officials) may award a penalty try if, in his opinion, a try would have been scored but for the unfair play of the defending team. A penalty try is awarded between the goal posts irrespective of where the offence occurred.’
And further to that point badger got dropped so they know she got it wrong
 

mxlegend99

Referee
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In the end it all balances out. The Titans third try should not have been cleared by the bunker (another reason why sue was dropped).
Also they scored 60 seconds later off the penalty for high contact anyway. And converted it.

So they were on the same score they would have been within 60 seconds. Give the penalty try and its the same score when Campbell intercepts and scores.

You know everyone fears you again when they blow up all these small things as if the NRL are trying to make us win 5 in a row. Ignoring the one sided penalty count and sin bin. Which if the jerseys were reversed you know everyone would be saying the NRL was trying to get us to win by sin binning a player, all the penalties etc.
 

Oldpanther86

Juniors
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In the end it all balances out. The Titans third try should not have been cleared by the bunker (another reason why sue was dropped).

Funny thing is @Chins Said she cant keep up due to fitness what's the excuse of the terrible bunker performance while sitting in a chair with 10+ 4k screens?
 

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