The big problem is Referee Transparency. We have seen over this weekend some shocking decisions with Carnleys 'try' and Taia's ability to stay on the pitch despite taking O'Briens head off. Nathan Brown has spoken out about the incident but he will end up with a bigger fine than Taia whilst Sandercock refused to comment knowing how much it will hit his pay packet. Something needs to change because the refs are influencing the game far too much.

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It was implied.



Heh heh, another one that can't debate without throwing insults around. Shame that, I was enjoying having decent debate with someone who I thought seemed to be an okay poster, well, until I seen some of your postings on other topics. You like starting a lot of conflict, don't you......

Then you misunderstood.

Nah, I really didn't.



Nope, I thought it was mildly amusing which surprised me as I didn't think you had any humour in you. Good on ya pal!



Well, at least we agree on something. As I'm sure hundreds of others do on here too. Though I wouldn't say "a bit".



Hypothetical scenario. I could have chosen something else, but some budgies respond to speech so I thought I would include it. Do you have pets? If you do, do you speak to them? I can imagine a lot of people do.



One of your internet forum "pet peeves" I guess. I can imagine you have a lot of them.....



It was my pleasure.

Awarding a try that was clearly not a try. Therefore not doing his job correctly. If I didn't do my job correctly I would be punished.

Has it ever crossed your mind that the refs do their job for the love of the game?

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