Try/No Try?
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It was Humph's try that I believe the TJ got wrong, as did many of the Ulster supporters around me (Aquinas end terrace) - didn't stop us shouting like, but if I'm to be honest, it looked like a 22 to me. And rather than talking crp Brian, I was trying to clarify what other people had seen for the knock-on. It looked good to me, but I did not have the best view, hence the question.
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Doesn't seem to be conclusive either way - witness Castres try today against Gloucester - looked good but the referee was behind and so went upstairs; camera angle showed ball was dropped before the line quite clearly but the TMO gave the try anyway!!
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Or so David Attoub said anywayRooster wrote:There is also the point that the photo could prove Danielli put is had on the ball after he knocked it on, think about it photos do lie at times.
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Oops, my post didn't really mean to say that . Was just coincidental that I was responding to Rob6 so soon after speaking with Diack, and obviously didn't word it very well!!BR wrote: And rather than talking crp Brian, I was trying to clarify what other people had seen for the knock-on. It looked good to me, but I did not have the best view, hence the question.
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Ahh... sure we can call it quits on the other 99% of my posts where I am talking crp!brianc wrote:Oops, my post didn't really mean to say that . Was just coincidental that I was responding to Rob6 so soon after speaking with Diack, and obviously didn't word it very well!!BR wrote: And rather than talking crp Brian, I was trying to clarify what other people had seen for the knock-on. It looked good to me, but I did not have the best view, hence the question.
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Fair enough Brianc.... I was only posting what I was told.... I was down at the half way line on the terrace and couldn't see what was happening!!!brianc wrote:Amazing the amount of cr*p people will tell you Rob6. Was talking to Robbie after the game & he is already getting some stick about dropping the ball over the line. Said he wasn't looking forward to seeing the video
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Looks ok to me based on the one camera angle available. Re Danielli's - photo looks conclusive but how the touch judge gave it from the angle he saw it from I'll never know!BR wrote:It was Humph's try that I believe the TJ got wrong, as did many of the Ulster supporters around me (Aquinas end terrace) - didn't stop us shouting like, but if I'm to be honest, it looked like a 22 to me. And rather than talking crp Brian, I was trying to clarify what other people had seen for the knock-on. It looked good to me, but I did not have the best view, hence the question.
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read the papers
look at the websites
check the scoreboard
they WERE tries (except Robbie's, obviously)
look at the websites
check the scoreboard
they WERE tries (except Robbie's, obviously)
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Castres played Northampton on Friday and Gloucester were playing Agen in the Amlin Cup not the HC.Setanta wrote:Doesn't seem to be conclusive either way - witness Castres try today against Gloucester - looked good but the referee was behind and so went upstairs; camera angle showed ball was dropped before the line quite clearly but the TMO gave the try anyway!!
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Always ate your spuds....
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Didn't have many doubts about Danielli's. Do you have any pics of iHumph's though?Billyboy wrote:TRY
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NO TRY
http://dicksondigital.com/index.cgi?por ... 10_219.jpg
Don't see any pics around for the Humph try but it looked ok to me.
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Don't see any pics around for the Humph try but it looked ok to me.
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The 2 with a doubt were ihumph's and Robbies, one given one disallowed.
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