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RaboDirectPRO12 Race to Playoffs 2012/13
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ulster_Beef wrote: »It was not their decision... There is more behind it than you and we all think.
Are you saying we are being moved to the RDS for a reason other than our stadium doesn't meet the required capacity?0 -
Are you saying we are being moved to the RDS for a reason other than our stadium doesn't meet the required capacity?
Sure don't you remember the IRFU conspiracy.
If Munster can't win something then do all in your power to ensure Leinster can win it. If Leinster also can't win it then kneecap Connacht so Ulster or maybe one of the Welsh teams will.
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Sorry if this isn't the thread for this, mods feel free to punt into a new thread if needs be!
Is anyone else frustrated by the wildly varied interpretation of the rules by different referees? The sort of game you get seems to depend a lot on who the man in the middle is.
An example of this was our game against Connacht. We had a scrum right on the try line that I think was reset about 4 times due to Connacht fouls. On another night we'd have had a penalty try for sure.
The referee (can't remember his name) was also one of those who believes in very short periods of advantage before either going back or declaring it over, as opposed to those who like to drag it out for what seems like an eternity.
Then you have some refs who are happy to instruct players to try and prevent fouls etc, while others will just wait and blow the whistle.
I wonder do efforts need to be made to try and make things more consistent. In the case of pen trys anyway I find it frustrating and I'm sure players do too?
Or am I waffling a load of nonsense?0 -
Sorry if this isn't the thread for this, mods feel free to punt into a new thread if needs be!
Is anyone else frustrated by the wildly varied interpretation of the rules by different referees? The sort of game you get seems to depend a lot on who the man in the middle is.
An example of this was our game against Connacht. We had a scrum right on the try line that I think was reset about 4 times due to Connacht fouls. On another night we'd have had a penalty try for sure.
The referee (can't remember his name) was also one of those who believes in very short periods of advantage before either going back or declaring it over, as opposed to those who like to drag it out for what seems like an eternity.
Then you have some refs who are happy to instruct players to try and prevent fouls etc, while others will just wait and blow the whistle.
I wonder do efforts need to be made to try and make things more consistent. In the case of pen trys anyway I find it frustrating and I'm sure players do too?
Or am I waffling a load of nonsense?
No you're not. What I'd be more concerned about though is the lack of involvement of the TJs. It's fast becoming a joke.
Although I do take your point about the multiple reset on the line and no penalty try. Happened to us recently too! :pac:0 -
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thomond2006 wrote: »Treviso can play away from home, remember they got a draw at Ravenhill. Still that's embarrassing for Scarlets.
True. Still no matter what way you look at it
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