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[westies man]

The ref we had yesterday came down on Tue night and showed us exactly how he was going to rule in certain areas and yesterday was true to his word and was consistent in his ruling's so you can't ask for anymore than that.Any penalties we conceded were due more to fatigue and laziness than anything else,no complaints anyway lets all move on and look on in awe as the Wests juggernaut continues to gain momentum

[chertubler]

So the players don't no the laws and that is the problem how simple.thank god we have the best refs what a joke you are

[Piston]

So the players don't no the laws and that is the problem how simple.thank god we have the best refs what a joke you are

How about you first find out the difference between know and no.
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[The Bear]

Take those frosted glasses off and wake up or go grab a whistle!!
How about something more posative towards the guys that are doing their best to try and gert the players to do their best. there are some good and bad but also some aweful players and spectators out there without a clue to the laws of the game they play or watch

[westies man]

no and know, posative, do we need to have a spelling thread on this forrim

[RugbyRef]

The question is what type of error? We all accept that referees are human and make errors and probably far less errors that players.

The issue is "critical errors" that impact the result of a game.

RugbyRef can you put your hand on your heart and say that you have not cost a team a game say in the last 6 weeks or so?

I agree critical errors are the worst, but we actually aim for no errors at all.

I can say that I believe I have had no critical errors, however, I will say that decisions I have had to make at the end of the game have had the potential to change the outcome, but then when you think about it, every decision we make has that. It is just that teams are more desperate in the last 10 mins.
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[GIGS20]

So the players don't no the laws and that is the problem how simple.thank god we have the best refs what a joke you are

I know in the program I am involved in there are plenty of players who know the laws right up until the point the whistle is blown.

I think it's a complex issue boys!

[RumourMonger]

I agree critical errors are the worst, but we actually aim for no errors at all.

I can say that I believe I have had no critical errors, however, I will say that decisions I have had to make at the end of the game have had the potential to change the outcome, but then when you think about it, every decision we make has that. It is just that teams are more desperate in the last 10 mins.
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[RumourMonger]

Ever considered a career in politics Rugbyref? With that sort of rhetoric you'd give Krudd a run for his money!
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[RumourMonger]

I know in the program I am involved in there are plenty of players who know the laws right up until the point the whistle is blown.

I think it's a complex issue boys!

That's like saying the Wallabies were looking the better team right up to the national anthem!
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[stadh]

So the players don't no the laws and that is the problem how simple.thank god we have the best refs what a joke you are

why dönt u put your keyboard down down for a while go back to the shed put your head in a vice and then see if you can come up with something politize to write about club footy.or if that doesnt work just thurow yourself in front of a train misserable negative pick
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[chertubler]

Ha ha ha another ref

[westies man]

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Stadh that spelling thread is looking for customers get on

[Ecky]

Ironical, and therefore funny, stuff.

Living in the past? Or just a typo? Either way it shows juts how easy it is to make a critical error, hey?

[chertubler]

I only asked what the score was.