Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 10:08 am  

vastman wrote:

It’s not, or not yet anyway. Unless I’m looking in the wrong place.

1:45
The more times I see it, the worse it looks, he definitely copped a forearm or an elbow, its not easy to tell, the channel 4 player is a bit basic.
I would have thought the review panel will be taking a good look at that due to the resulting injury although its equally unclear how much Williams knew about it.

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Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 10:55 am  

I didn't get that. He ran in to tackle someone and got his head in the wrong place.
Even if he put his elbow up, TJ was the one in motion.
It might be clearer from another camera but what I saw was just an accident.

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 11:04 am  

Upanunder wrote:

1:45
The more times I see it, the worse it looks, he definitely copped a forearm or an elbow, its not easy to tell, the channel 4 player is a bit basic.
I would have thought the review panel will be taking a good look at that due to the resulting injury although its equally unclear how much Williams knew about it.

I thought Crowther copped an elbow straight on the dial in the 2nd half too! About 5 minutes in...Rob Butler looked to lead with the elbow and think Crowther went off very soon after that...not sure if it was from that? Another one for the panel to look at though....they don't need to look at any high tackles from Dave though,,,they were all good..

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 11:06 am  

Yeah, I saw that too...thought Butler led with the elbow ??

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 11:20 am  

Yes Crother did get a elbow in is face J C best game for Wakefield by far ,was running the ball in a lot harder May be a plan to give J C a half and replace with Batch .Worked against Wires

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 11:20 am  

PopTart wrote:

I didn't get that. He ran in to tackle someone and got his head in the wrong place.
Even if he put his elbow up, TJ was the one in motion.
It might be clearer from another camera but what I saw was just an accident.

I agree, its not at all conclusive.
Its also not easy to see where that wrong place is when you are tackling fully upright a player a foot shorter than yourself, but TJ has always been inventive in that regard...lol.

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:13 pm  

upthecats wrote:

I thought Crowther copped an elbow straight on the dial in the 2nd half too! About 5 minutes in...Rob Butler looked to lead with the elbow and think Crowther went off very soon after that...not sure if it was from that? Another one for the panel to look at though....they don't need to look at any high tackles from Dave though,,,they were all good..

I saw that too, but Jordi took it like nothing happened as usual, suggesting it was a swing and a miss.
If its a hit Jordi, go down and make them look at it.
Matautia had a rake at TJ's head in mid air after he didn't get the ball, that wasn't accidental.

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:16 pm  

vastman wrote:

It’s not, or not yet anyway. Unless I’m looking in the wrong place.

As I said it will be I didn't say it was I think it usually takes 24 hours or more

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Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 1:43 pm  

It's in now

Re: 21 for the Wire (Wire 22 - Trinity 38 FT) : Sun Mar 20, 2022 2:48 pm  

Tom not a problem but the one on Crowther makes me cringe every time I see it.