: Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:04 am  

Kosh wrote:

I didn't need to be. All I need to be able to do is to remember his comments after Ganson handed the MM derby to you on a plate last season.

Think you will find it was the knock on that did that, its just you cant see it with B&W tinted specs on. I can do you a copy of the DVD if you want to review it.

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:07 am  

HULLMAD wrote:

erm this thread is about Morgans dummy spit because you lost not HULLFC> obsessed

Do you understand the concept of irony? If so I won't need to point out how a thread about Rovers coach has attracted a majority contribution from fans of your fast-sinking club.

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:29 am  

To be honest, the forward passes that have been seen in most games, but not giving by the referees lately, have increased.

I thought Thaler wasn't very good when we played Wigan at the JJB on Thursday night, so i can see why Morgan has complained about him.

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:44 pm  

krexpat wrote:

Justin Morgan is passionate about the game, the players and the club and he was interviewed within mnutes of the end of a game in which he not only saw his team lose but - as the majority of the crowd did - also saw a number of errors on the part of the referee and his linesmen which contributed to the final score notwithstanding the fact that the likelihood was that Huddersfield would win - WOULD YOU NOT HAVE MADE THE SAME COMMENTS _ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bet he wasn't whining when you were 8-0 up after quarter of an hour and looking odds on for a win?

referees dont make your players miss tackles, drop balls,or as in one case yesterday,kick a penalty straight into the arms of one of our players or fail to find touch with another does he though? i dont see justine crying about that, yes ref's make mistakes but so do players and coaches but we get on with it

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:46 pm  

berrigans bitch wrote:

Sounds totally unprofessional to me:

"I am going to teach my side this week to throw forward passes, stand offside all day and tackle round the head because every time we get him, we get the raw end of the stick. He needs to spend some time learning the rules and getting in a position where he can understand the game better. It is absolutely disgraceful every time we get him. He is not up to this standard at all. He needs to spend some time at another grade, just like my players would.We turned up with the right attitude but got caned by the bloke in the middle and that is not acceptable in my eyes. Next time we get him we know what to expect - a substandard performance. There is no excuse for our errors and I am not saying we deserved to win but there is a very common denominator every time there is a poor game of rugby league and that is Mr Thaler."

OI JUSTIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:52 pm  

rover49 wrote:

Its not about his 'moaning' as you put it, but the paying public getting a decent service from referees, I can live with a defeat, in fact if we had any other ref today we would have lost, but this bloke Thaler is far to consistantly rubbish, today was a classic case of how not to referee when teaching new officials.

just a quick one here, but if you saw a referee spoil a game but in your teams favour would you still complain about not getting a decent service?

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:43 pm  

meast wrote:

just a quick one here, but if you saw a referee spoil a game but in your teams favour would you still complain about not getting a decent service?

NO

I would pat him on his back and say thanks

: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:20 pm  

meast wrote:

OI JUSTIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OI MEAST, GET A LIFE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

: Wed Apr 15, 2009 7:37 am  

tim2 wrote:

I don't think that's new this season. It's certainly correct though. If you are in front of your own team's PTB you are out of play until the next PTB. You cannot be brought back in play like you can if you are offside.

Robbie Paul got it wrong and you are right Tim. There was an earlier example of this on the 17th June 2007 in the Hull KR v Saints match at Craven Park when Paul Wellens had a try disallowed for just this reason, he was in front of the play the ball and so was off-side.

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: Wed Apr 15, 2009 8:24 am  

ladyref wrote:

Robbie Paul got it wrong and you are right Tim. There was an earlier example of this on the 17th June 2007 in the Hull KR v Saints match at Craven Park when Paul Wellens had a try disallowed for just this reason, he was in front of the play the ball and so was off-side.