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[quote="Frank Zappa":1sacjrvf]Some scientists claim that hydrogen, because it is so plentiful, is the basic building block of the universe. I dispute that. I say there is more stupidity than hydrogen, and that is the basic building block of the universe.[/quote:1sacjrvf]
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| Quote: Pie Eyed "They do tell the ref what they have seen, using the radios.'"
Bingo! Just because the touch judge isn't running about with his flag aloft doesn't mean he isn't having any input
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| The touch judges have been inept in numerous matches this season, where the crucial pass was at least several yards forward.
Leeds's try against Saints a few weeks ago from Watkins's pass. All agreed on Sky about this one.
Saints 1st try last week against Bradford ( Brian Carney commented on this on one of the Sky review prorammes.)
And dare I mention Meli's try at Cardiff....?!!
No doubt Hull fans would dispute Charnley's tries from Lockers's long passes, but I would argue they were line-calls or Stevo's momentum rule...!
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| Quote: Grimmy "
'Grimmy in sticking up for referees shocker'
Do you not think though the touch judge could have more of a say when judging a forward passes, or even when a team is offside etc? Its not hard, but at times it seems they have very little communication with the man in the middle.
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| the touch judge can give the call but its up to the ref if he goes with the decision
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23997_1287161421.jpg [quote="Mark"]Great game of rugby league. Fantastic atmosphere, Wigan were breathtaking and dominant in all areas for the first 25 minutes, coupled with us making alot of dumb mistakes,then fortunately they brought McIlorum on which helped us back into the game. I thought some of the tries we scored to get us within two we're out of this world stuff. Towards the end we had to force it a little and we had a few things go wrong, i.e Monas kick on the first for King and Solomona going off who was causing havoc. Wigan were clinical in their eventual execution of us. Proud of Wire today and gave us a little glimpse to the future. Silverwood was awful as per, but I expect no less. Tomkins is a world class player and by far the best english player in SL. Wigan are a champion side and would be a worthy winner of taking our title as challenge cup. Good luck over the next month and a bit.[/quote]:d7dc4b20b2c2dd7b76ac6eac29d5604e_23997.jpg |
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| Next time hull have him reffing every 50/50 call will go against them that is a cert
You get that at amature level it's a joke
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| Quote: king warrior "Next time hull have him reffing every 50/50 call will go against them that is a cert
You get that at amature level it's a joke'"
sorry dont agree some 5o/50 calls will go against them and the ones that do u will say told u so so the ref cant win in ur case
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| The Lima sin binning was a disgrace.
The rule says that a player can't tackle the standing leg of a player.
"Standing" mean staionary. At no point in the incident was Clarkeson stationary or on a stood still on a standing leg.
When Lima decided to tackle, Clarkson was running. At the point of impact the Leeds player had the tackled leg off the ground as he was still running. Basically his legs were pumping as he pushed the two Wigan tacklers back.
Silverwood made his decision on the word on the TJ's.
They said he tackled the standing leg, which was nonsense!
It was a legitimate tackle.
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| Quote: Father Ted "The Lima sin binning was a disgrace.
The rule says that a player can't tackle the standing leg of a player.
"Standing" mean staionary. At no point in the incident was Clarkeson stationary or on a stood still on a standing leg.
When Lima decided to tackle, Clarkson was running. At the point of impact the Leeds player had the tackled leg off the ground as he was still running. Basically his legs were pumping as he pushed the two Wigan tacklers back.
Silverwood made his decision on the word on the TJ's.
They said he tackled the standing leg, which was nonsense!
It was a legitimate tackle.'"
That's my take on it too. How can you have a standing leg if you'r moving? Hopefully the disciplinary panel see it the same way. Silverwood binned Michael Shenton for the same thing last week but he didn't recieve a ban
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