Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Tue Jun 02, 2015 9:53 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Daft dad well said, at least you were watching same game as me.

Yes first time this year.

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Tue Jun 02, 2015 10:30 pm  

Good you made it down mate, you gonna see how we get on against Leigh or you had enough pain?

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Tue Jun 02, 2015 10:32 pm  

A little more respect for the ball and that could have been a different scoreline.

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Wed Jun 03, 2015 9:29 am  

daftdad wrote:

Referees do not lose games only players.

Such nonsense I'm not even going to get into it. But would love to know how many instances you can recall where a side has beaten a side above them in the league with a 3:1 penalty ratio against them

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Thu Jun 04, 2015 7:12 am  

aspouea wrote:

Such nonsense I'm not even going to get into it. But would love to know how many instances you can recall where a side has beaten a side above them in the league with a 3:1 penalty ratio against them

Just shows how poor the playing skills are within members of the team.

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Thu Jun 04, 2015 2:58 pm  

Apos so why was penalty count 3 to 1

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Mon Jun 08, 2015 8:32 am  

Good question. Certainly wasn't because we were excessively dirtier or poorer disciplined than they were. The opposite if anything if you consider the nonsense that went on after tackles were complete.

Thankfully yesterday happened and proved my point for me. Get a decent ref and put in a decent performance against a better side and you have a chance of a win. But if everything is being given against you, and virtually nothing for you, there's little you can do except damage limitation.

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Mon Jun 08, 2015 8:19 pm  

daftdad wrote:

Referees do not lose games only players.

Off the top of my head.....

We drew with FC at Griffin Park due to an error at the end of the game by Ganson. Dennis Moran was clear one on one, chipped the FB and was pulled back as he chased the ball........
We lost heavily to Leeds at the Stoop as Quins after leading at Half time because Bentham only gave Webb 10 minutes instead of a red for an awful head high DELIBERATE hit on McLinden...Webb scored twice when he came back on and McLinden didn't get a penalty try which was warranted.

Referees have a massive impact on the outcome of games. If Catalan had beaten Wire last week it would have been 100% down to them messing about at the PTB. Even the head of the referees commented on it.

Nope, referees don't miss tackles or score tries, but they do influence the outcome of games and the best refs are the ones who seem even handed throughout a season.......Ashley Clown was pretty good at it.

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Mon Jun 08, 2015 9:08 pm  

Jim Pooley wrote:

Off the top of my head.....

We drew with FC at Griffin Park due to an error at the end of the game by Ganson. Dennis Moran was clear one on one, chipped the FB and was pulled back as he chased the ball........

We'll NEVER forget that one, will we?

Re: The 14-5 Penalty Count : Mon Jun 08, 2015 9:59 pm  

Jim, got news for you, you can't play the game without them!

One error as you say by Mr Ganson in a draw, what about the other 79 minutes 55 seconds in the game. One incident is not the game folk conveniently forget that, it's quite funny that people think one incident decides a game what about all the other points that teams concede.
you mentioned the head of referees who do you refer too?
what's the rule for awarding a penalty try, do you know?