Blues v Hurricanes
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So much fucking around with TMOs these days, just boring watching replay after replay to try and figure out if a clean out is OK or not. Just have someone review footage after the game and get on with it.
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Very little consistency with the officiating across matches.......
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@kiwimurph It seems to be lost on you that someone (commentator) compared this with Ofa's one two weeks ago. Blues Ferners said at the time that there was nothing in it. I was just repeating that.
Yellow is about right.
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@gt12 said in Blues v Hurricanes:
I think he’s lucky to get a YC
Really? There is head contact at loads of rucks every game. It's just random what they pull up and show slow motion replays of. I'm really over it, unless it clear cut foul play it's just a waste of everyone's time, creates inconsistency in the officiating, and takes away from the spectacle.
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Really really.
Player not involved in play who is off their feet, who is taken out without knowing it is coming, and it is a shoulder to the head.
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Tana been smoking something 😂
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@gt12 said in Blues v Hurricanes:
Really really.
Player not involved in play who is off their feet, who is taken out without knowing it is coming, and it is a shoulder to the head.
He was involved in the tackle, on his knees, and could easily stand up and have a crack at a turnover. He had to he cleaned out, and like loads of clean outs there is often a bit if head contact. I can't stand them using the TMO for everything.
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Some really average errors from some good players
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@no-quarter said in Blues v Hurricanes:
@gt12 said in Blues v Hurricanes:
Really really.
Player not involved in play who is off their feet, who is taken out without knowing it is coming, and it is a shoulder to the head.
He was involved in the tackle, on his knees, and could easily stand up and have a crack at a turnover. He had to he cleaned out, and like loads of clean outs there is often a bit if head contact. I can't stand them using the TMO for everything.
Bullshit. He was off his feet, off to the side of the ruck which had already formed which meant he couldn't attempt a turnover.
