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I remember once when the Force were close to the try line, the ref calling offside white twice, and asking the AR for a number, and the AR not being able to provide one. The ref then stated something along the lines that it would be good if the AR could try harder to provide numbers, and if he did have a number, the player would have been in the bin.
Such a shame that the AR couldn't see the number on the Tah's back.
Success is not final, failure is not fatal:
it is the courage to continue that counts.
- Winston Churchill
Any techno wizards know how to record from sports ears?
I was thunking the same thing last night.
Yeah, it'd be pretty easy. Just have a device that takes the headphone out into a line in - really wouldn't be an issue.
Hi All
Who ever gives the Force programme the offical for our games likes to mix it up so we just dont know as it was quoted as Last week steve ??? was the TMO and it ended up being GA and this week was suppose to be GA and it was Steve and also is the TMO located in perth or the east as George A Called 2 games back to back last week
You all on the right track and I do think that a commentator has no right to tell officals to penilise a team more typical eastern states mentality
You see Glen Jackson, you can award a team yellow card and send someone off for the team being offside all the time. You don't need a number. Watch the reffing in Brumbies v Rebels and get some tips from a real ref!
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Is my memory getting away from me, or is it actually a Law that if the player cannot be identified then the Captain takes the card?
Don't worry Gerry, the match will be reviewed and the appropriate changes made...except to the scorecard...
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
One aspect that the Assistant Refs can police more is the post cleanout situation, where a player is held down for an extended period so that he is taken out of the next ruck or play. Poey is particularly targeted by opposition teams - I know everyone does it, but he is held down longer than most.
Yes, that's correct.
Your memory IS getting away from you.
It is not in law that the captain takes one form the team. It is most certainly possible, however, that a ref could, when issuing the general team warning, tell the captain that, if the offender cannot be identified, that the captain will be the one to "take one for the team". The argument being that it is the captain's responsibility to pass on the general team warning to his players to stop them from continuingly infringing and he/she clearly failed if they do it again.
Fox commentators are the worst ! They make Murray mexted look good
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