Graham Annesley left to explain yet another major refereeing error

By The Roar / Editor

NRL’s head of football is confident errors will not plague the season proper.

The Crowd Says:

2020-02-17T10:09:00+00:00

Big Daddy

Guest


Didn't the NRL think this tournament worthy of the bunker. They put up a million bucks and expect teams to cop it on the chin. They either use it for all tournaments or not at all. No excuse and it makes them look unprofessional. Or maybe it was a money thing.

2020-02-17T05:54:03+00:00

Cadfael

Roar Guru


Agree, thetouchie and in goasl judge were hopelessly out of position.

2020-02-17T04:19:14+00:00

Albo

Roar Rookie


The in goal judge was caught way out of position yet called it a try. The linesman was obscured by bodies on the touch line so couldn’t call it. The ref went with the in goal judge who was in no position to make the call ! The Panthers were robbed, but should never have got themselves in that position to be robbed , by trying that ridiculous short kick off with 45 seconds left and them leading the match ???

2020-02-15T23:08:12+00:00

Cadfael

Roar Guru


Ref not at fault with this. Why was the touch judge so far back? This isn't anything new, they just aren't doing their job and no one is being pulled into line

2020-02-15T22:24:46+00:00

Insider

Roar Rookie


Not like the basic fundamentals , this decision was appalling and they it’s dealt with has defined the code for years

2020-02-15T21:56:46+00:00

DP Schaefer

Roar Rookie


Jeepers... this is a fun tournament, and decisions will made - not all correct. Leave the game ruining tech out of it. There were a stack of forward passes in the tournament that also impacted games. There will be errors, live with it.

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