[Chris71]

Has common sense prevailed? : Fri Mar 25, 2022 8:42 am  

Following the meeting between Coaches, Cullen, Ganson and Hicks it seems hopefully that common sense has prevailed in terms of the over zealous officiating, more here

Following the meeting between Coaches, Cullen, Ganson and Hicks it seems hopefully that common sense has prevailed in terms of the over zealous officiating, more here

Re: Has common sense prevailed? : Fri Mar 25, 2022 1:16 pm  

Chris71 wrote: Following the meeting between Coaches, Cullen, Ganson and Hicks it seems hopefully that common sense has prevailed in terms of the over zealous officiating, more here Nope, no common sense. They’ve had to wait for a meeting and to be proven to have got it wrong for things to change.

Chris71 wrote: Following the meeting between Coaches, Cullen, Ganson and Hicks it seems hopefully that common sense has prevailed in terms of the over zealous officiating, more here Nope, no common sense. They’ve had to wait for a meeting and to be proven to have got it wrong for things to change.

Re: Has common sense prevailed? : Fri Mar 25, 2022 1:42 pm  

Mike1970 wrote:

Nope, no common sense. They’ve had to wait for a meeting and to be proven to have got it wrong for things to change.

I think it was the Fonua sin bin that finally managed them see sense. Great game run by incompetents.

Re: Has common sense prevailed? : Fri Mar 25, 2022 2:58 pm  

It'll certainly be interesting watching the games over the weekend. We'll probably have games with no penalties at all as they over compensate for the stupidity of those with a whistle.

Re: Has common sense prevailed? : Fri Mar 25, 2022 7:45 pm  

Marcus's Bicycle wrote:

I think it was the Fonua sin bin that finally managed them see sense. Great game run by incompetents.

It was the Kane Evans 2 match suspension for Walker? running into his chest that did it for me

Re: Has common sense prevailed? : Sat Mar 26, 2022 11:23 am  

Lets hope so .