That's all correct Big Dawg.1. He was held
2. He planted short
3. It was a double movement
4. The NRL is corrupt
No they don't mate. I know of at least one roosters fan who posted about it saying it was a no try on fb. In fact the post pretty much said it was good to win but would have been nice if the result had been fair and square. Roosters fans know it was a ridiculous decision just like everyone else.... The ones with a little integrity and honesty will even openly admit it.Where you holding a knife all roosters think it was a try
Did you notice during the game that when the incident happened, all the commentators were absolutely adamant it was no try. They were more than happy to say no try based on the video ecidence at the time..... In other words they were being honest. By the time they were talking about it in the post game, they were trying to be more diplomatic about it and saying the ref had the best view. At the time though they all thought what we did. Video definitively showed no try.The fukwits on the footy show trying to say it was a try.
Fuking disgusting.
Spot on.Did you notice during the game that when the incident happened, all the commentators were rubbishing the decisions. Saying it had to be given as no try..... In other words they were being honest. By the time they were talking about it in the post game they were trying to be more diplomatic about it and saying the red had the best view. At the time though they all thought what we did. Video definitively showed no try.
I think channel 9 and the NRL are in bed together and I know nine is in bed with the roosters. I have very little doubt the channel nine team were tapped on the shoulder during a break and told to not make a big deal of this and try to sell the idea of it being a legit try.
Absolutely disgusting. Listen to their comments at the time of the incident and it's obvious what they really thought.
I've noticed that too.... They even avoid replaying contentious knock ons and stuff like that at times. There were a few calls on Friday night when I'd have loved a second look at the footage because the decision didn't look right to me in real time.Spot on.
Myself and another member on here noticed that channel 9 doesn't replay clear cheating (or mistakes) by the refs.
Probably in their contract with channel 9 not to show their **** ups/match fixing.I've noticed that too.... They even avoid replaying contentious knock ons and stuff like that at times. There were a few calls on Friday night when I'd have loved a second look at the footage because the decision didn't look right to me in real time.
This reminds me of the penalty to Roosters very early in the game and they opted to take the 2 points. I was wondering what the penalty was for and thought I had missed something.Spot on.
Myself and another member on here noticed that channel 9 doesn't replay clear cheating (or mistakes) by the refs.
Oh that would not surprise me in the slightest man. I have no doubt the NRLProbably in their contract with channel 9 not to show their **** ups/match fixing.
Penalty was for hand on the ball. They just must of missed the other 200 that game alone.This reminds me of the penalty to Roosters very early in the game and they opted to take the 2 points. I was wondering what the penalty was for and thought I had missed something.
They never replayed it... Unless I missed it. Can anyone confirm?