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Good callHow did he miss? Chooks choking!
Good callHow did he miss? Chooks choking!
If they get to suspend Friend then it might just make it a bit easier to suspend Billy too.So the 2 GF teams will be going to the judiciary this week for 2 very important players to their teams.
Which makes us the third best team this year.Oh well, even we could score against the roosters ...,,,
Yep. But, Souths have fallen to the fatigue syndrome like the Sharks did last night. The other finals games before them were only setting them up for the big fall. I thought Souths were a chance tonight but I concede to having stupid thoughts at times.Ah ffs. Right decision by Reynolds though.
I'm confused. Why didn't the Roosters have a right to win this game? Minor premiers, that should count for something. As far as winning the GF is concerned, it's a 50/50.Trent Robinson is a tactical genius. Roosters had no right to win this game.
They're gonna win the GF. No doubt.
Trent Robinson is a tactical genius. Roosters had no right to win this game.
They're gonna win the GF. No doubt.
If they get to suspend Friend then it might just make it a bit easier to suspend Billy too.
Ah ffs. Right decision by Reynolds though.
Well it obviously isn't enough of a deterrent or he wouldn't have done it. And for the third time, I have never said that Slater should play. He broke the rules as they currently exist and should receive the applicable punishment.
Since when did stamping out grubby play in the lead up to a grand final become an issue? Or is it more that people don't like Slater (I sure don't), and don't want to see an exception made for him to complete this bullshit fairytale? Which is an entirely different argument.
My point is simply that different games have different values. To use a number of games suspension as a punishment, as though they all have equal value, is nonsensical to me.
I missed that but yeah, these days, and particularly in such a tight game, take the two! Always.with about 20min left, souths got a couple of penalties
score was 8-4, should have gone to 8-6
instead they made errors
They were under the pump. Was there a goal kicked tonight apart from the opening penalty goal?with about 20min left, souths got a couple of penalties
score was 8-4, should have gone to 8-6
instead they made errors
I missed that but yeah, these days, and particularly in such a tight game, take the two! Always.
To me it isn't the same penalty, because all games aren't worth the same. Missing a finals game or an origin is a much greater penalty than missing a regular season game. So you can say they're both missing "a game" so it's fair but IMO it isn't. I remember a few years ago someone got suspended at the end of the season for a number of games and were allowed to count missed trial games as 'games'...just as nonsensical.I disagree.
While a Grand Final is a more important match than a regular season game, committing an act of foul play, which would ordinarily result in a one-match ban during the regular season, in a Grand Final Qualifier should still incur the same penalty.
If you don't want to miss the Grand Final, then play by the rules.
In my opinion, an offence should carry the same penalty weight, regardless of when it occurs - otherwise, how does it serve as a deterrent (which is the whole point of suspensions in the first place)?