I can’t see Sky being happy with the Golden Point, the games already over run. If the away team earn a draw they should keep it.

Inform the refs to be less tolerant with obvious time wasting.

I can’t see Sky being happy with the Golden Point, the games already over run. If the away team earn a draw they should keep it.

Inform the refs to be less tolerant with obvious time wasting.

How? If a player goes down injured, they have to act accordingly, regardless of whether they think it's genuine or not. They have a duty of care.

Didn't fax once do that in early 90s with fev ? Not sure it would happy nowadays

At the start of season 2018 the NRL announced a clampdown on 2 areas-- at the play the ball, play the ball with the foot( or at least make a genuine attempt to do so ) and the 10 metre/offside rule particularly when defending within the 20 metre zone(eg.one foot on the line across the whole defence line). The second was abandoned about a third of the way into the season when penalty counts blew out massively in some games and supporters,pundits, commentators and journalists said the game was being ruined as a spectacle by enforcing the rule.

The clampdown on playing the ball with the foot was a success and lasted the whole season-- stark difference between watching NRL and SL is in this rule with the ball hardly ever touching the foot in SL.

Finally to your earlier comment on 1 point each for a draw and another for the winner in a GP shootout. It was advanced by a few well respected pundits(including Peter Sterling). Didn't carry through,however, as people didn't take to the concept of 3 points for GP games and 2 for the vast majority of others.

I was at the game had my stopwatch on it did finish a bit early but nothing like the time alleged another urban myth like the one stating Fax played a full team of Aussies in one match

Are these SL rules changes or RFL rule changes?

Not sure mate, I wish someone would clarify that.

One rule I'd like to see brought in is that if a player goes down injured when a drop out is conceded and the referee has to call the game to a halt then that player must leave the field for 2 sets to receive treatment.

Superleague changes they have asked the RFL to incorporate them into the on field ruling document.

Cheers

So refs will be using two different sets of rules if they're in SL one week and Championship the next?

Great.

Surely this means we now need a real divide in the referee's?

Not really, it's not that complicated.