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rumncoke wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 4:34 pm My believe was his failure to card Herring influenced the failure to red the lifter and the number 5 who drove him down should have got a yellow for failure to hold the Ulster player up despite the fact it was his action which caused the injury
The reasoning being the lift of the legs was the illegal act not the taking the player to ground which would have been acceptable but for the lift
Ermrumncoke wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 4:34 pm When a player is injured due nature of the deliberate actions of an opponent than ipso facto those actions must be considered dangerous
In the instant of Balacoune one Player lifted his feet above his head and the second drove his shoulder into the ground .
Take a Saturday out one person holds a person while his mate sticks a knife in are both guilty — yes
My believe was his failure to card Herring influenced the failure to red the lifter and the number 5 who drove him down should have got a yellow for failure to hold the Ulster player up despite the fact it was his action which caused the injury
The reasoning being the lift of the legs was the illegal act not the taking the player to ground which would have been acceptable but for the lift
Good - I was beginning to doubt mesel.StandUp wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 6:09 pmErmrumncoke wrote: ↑Sun Dec 12, 2021 4:34 pm When a player is injured due nature of the deliberate actions of an opponent than ipso facto those actions must be considered dangerous
In the instant of Balacoune one Player lifted his feet above his head and the second drove his shoulder into the ground .
Take a Saturday out one person holds a person while his mate sticks a knife in are both guilty — yes
My believe was his failure to card Herring influenced the failure to red the lifter and the number 5 who drove him down should have got a yellow for failure to hold the Ulster player up despite the fact it was his action which caused the injury
The reasoning being the lift of the legs was the illegal act not the taking the player to ground which would have been acceptable but for the lift
The laws are inadequate if the ref cannot deal with that type of foul play with maximum punishment.John_e_boy wrote:Unfortunately Barnes was correct for the Balacoune tackle, based on the actual laws of the game plus referee directives and not based on a feeling of outrage.
He’s stealing a living at the minute for me. I hope he comes good though and gains the confidence that comes with it.