This might seem like an odd rant considering my team just benefitted massively from this rule, but.....
It's time we standardise when the clock is stopped and restarted following points being scored.
Panthers and Eels both score 6 tries each tonight, yet Panthers essentially get an extra 5-6 minutes added to the match by virtue of when they scored their points.
You can't tell me that the Panthers scored 3 tries, attempted 3 conversions, received 2 restarts and completed 2 sets of 6 within 180 seconds. It didn't happen.
We've got to move to a system where the try is scored, the clock is stopped and remains stopped until the game is restarted at halfway for every try.
You can still have a shot clock for conversions to keep things moving, but it has to be the same across the board.
You can't have some tries be worth 6 points and 120 seconds off the clock, while others are 6 points and 0 seconds off the clock.