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Tell this story to Sia Soliola.
Slatter slipped into that one no differently to how he hit the opposition players head in this one yet he stayed down and Sol got 5 weeks. Are the NRL now penalising players based on injuries sustained or the action of causing probable injury? Eg- Tats suspension.
Slater should do time for that shot and the NRL should use this to prove themselves fair and consistent but we know they aren't and it involved golden boy Billy so nothing will happen.
Play the two incidents dide side by side and tell me how one can get 5 weeks and the other not even put on report.
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Originally posted by Hawkeye View PostThe other one he got special treatment for ...early on when nil all, he plays the ball on his own 30m line, it hits the front of his toe, the ball doesn't roll back and he has to rake it back a second time ...for the past decade that's been a knock on in the play the ball and a scrum. The ref Cecchin unexplicably allows it to continue. Once again special treatment and lets turn a blind eye for Billy.
GUARANTEED... there will be none of that for us tonight. If we are offside for a second the BOOM, we'll hear that raver blow his whistle and do a little shuffle dance.
Why do refs have the discretion to:
- Not put an incident on report (why do they get to report stuff? Can't the match review chimps decide for themselves and... for example... charge people when the ref has ignored an infringement?)
- Tell somebody to stop breaking the rules (e.g. offside, not square, hooking the ball in the scrum...etc) then do nothing about it?
IMO it should just be consistent:
- If you notice a penalty then blow your whistle, call the penalty THEN have a chat to them about what they shouldn't be doing.
- Every second of every match should be open to review. Refs should have no discretion to 'report' incidents. This would allow refs to 'play on' and trust their instinct, knowing that a player's gonna cop it later if they make a lesser call purely because bobody saw it from a clear enough angle.
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It might have been an accident but it was still high and deserved a penalty. Probably not anything more than that.
The problem is that some players are receiving suspensions for less, but players from certain teams get away with things like this all the time.
Double standards much? Slater has yet again gotten away with a lighter penalty, just like he does with most things he does in the game. The media and NRL with either play down this fact or ignore it altogether.
Wonder what will happen tonight if JWH or Zane put on a shot that is accidentally high? Bet they miss the GF
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There storm went unpinged a few times last night wrestling on their own line.
I hope Robbo has the boys up for 2 humungous games in order to win.
I'm bracing myself for the stitch up.
Funny last night I accidentally watched a manly fan's YouTube video of the 2013 gf. (There has to be an investigation)
I almost thought manly were robbed, but the 12pts they got for their obstruction first try and that penalty try (same type on latrell against storm earlier in the season ball bouncing away from Lyon/vunivalu) put that to rest.
That Jennings try has to be up there as one of the best gf tries ever.
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Originally posted by Vasco View PostWe would be blowing up deluxe if one of our players missed a GF for that.
Every teams supporters would blow up if one of theirs went before a GF but it doesn't mean the rules change. If it's about player welfare, a hit to the head is still a hit to the head, as Tets found out recently. Shouldn't matter when it is.Last edited by rented tracksuit; 09-23-2017, 07:15 PM.FVCK CANCER
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I'm with rented tracksuit on this issue. If Soliola copped five for his accidental contact with slater, then slater should cop something for his on Marshall. Double-standards at play for the drizzle untouchables.
Also, that "play-the-ball" that slater mucked up would definitely have been pulled up in any other game for any other team."The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Thomas Jefferson
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