Salmon changes direction to make sure he hits TMMI have seen stuff about TMM ran into Salmon apparently making it his fault. Most feel they were on the wrong end of the ref
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Salmon changes direction to make sure he hits TMMI have seen stuff about TMM ran into Salmon apparently making it his fault. Most feel they were on the wrong end of the ref
Couple of good mates that are big Dogs fans let me have it after the game. They believed their team played well despite the refs trying to piggy back us apparently. They didn’t even realise how reshuffled our backs were and were of the opinion that the TMM incident was just an unlucky collision.Salmon changes direction to make sure he hits TMM
Lies. Accidental contact to the head vs head this year has seen players going to the bin.But in general, incidental head on head contact has not been penalised, which I believe is what this was.
The disappointing thing is that it is probably the best game I have watched this season and instead of talking about how good it was, everything is now about a poor call or non call.Couple of good mates that are big Dogs fans let me have it after the game. They believed their team played well despite the refs trying to piggy back us apparently. They didn’t even realise how reshuffled our backs were and were of the opinion that the TMM incident was just an unlucky collision.
One did admit he finds watching NRL tough as he believed betting has too much influence on results of games
Warriors were at generous odds going into the game, I bet a lot of money got put on them. It is a bit suss after Wayne's commentsCouple of good mates that are big Dogs fans let me have it after the game. They believed their team played well despite the refs trying to piggy back us apparently. They didn’t even realise how reshuffled our backs were and were of the opinion that the TMM incident was just an unlucky collision.
One did admit he finds watching NRL tough as he believed betting has too much influence on results of games
Just been reading Trump's book The Art of BullshitWhat are you? Philosopher?
Yeah, if they were that biased they would never have called back the offside play for Burtons try which was a close but correct call. I have to say though that watching a lot of games as a supporter and neutral the Warriors and Raiders do sit at the top of the list of headscratching howlers.One thing I was surprised to learn going to away games in Aus is that pretty much all fans of all teams feel they are picked on more than the other teams, most of them have some far flung reason as to why this is that they’re convinced is true. I try to remember that when we cop a few head scratchers, in many cases there’s no grand conspiracy it just happened to the team we support and being the NZ team there’s an easy excuse for fans, also being the only NZ team it gets a lot more focus in our own market compared to one where there’s multiple teams.
In saying all that there is also some inexcusable calls and it’s hard not to take it personally when it happens to your team, the way the refs ‘manage’ a game and choose when to and when not to enforce rules opens up a massive can of worms.
Was interesting watching Anneslies explanation video- the guy did not believe a word of what he was saying, I know you can’t re award competition points but apologies are worthless at the end of the day
Find some new matesCouple of good mates that are big Dogs fans let me have it after the game. They believed their team played well despite the refs trying to piggy back us apparently. They didn’t even realise how reshuffled our backs were and were of the opinion that the TMM incident was just an unlucky collision.
One did admit he finds watching NRL tough as he believed betting has too much influence on results of games
It's exactly this that is making me reconsider my betting strategy, instead of researching a teams form previous results against opposition home and away stats etc I'm simply going to place my bets on who the NRL wants to win.Warriors were at generous odds going into the game, I bet a lot of money got put on them. It is a bit suss after Wayne's comments
How can you tell that, by recent "odd" bunker decisions? And Melbourne of course.It's exactly this that is making me reconsider my betting strategy, instead of researching a teams form previous results against opposition home and away stats etc I'm simply going to place my bets on who the NRL wants to win.
The TAB usually get it right and I believe more so this year.It's exactly this that is making me reconsider my betting strategy, instead of researching a teams form previous results against opposition home and away stats etc I'm simply going to place my bets on who the NRL wants to win.
Good call. One of the NRL’s major sponsors is sports bet!It's exactly this that is making me reconsider my betting strategy, instead of researching a teams form previous results against opposition home and away stats etc I'm simply going to place my bets on who the NRL wants to win.
Yes,I noticed when the dogs were handed that win over the Sharks,Adam Gee was the head review officer in the bunkerI do wonder if it was the bunker not wanting us to win or more a case of them wanting the bulldogs to win?
I wrote in the last rounds general discussion after the dogs were handed that win over the sharks that they were nrl's flavor of the month and we could expect some dud calls coming up so I shouldn't be shocked really- it was predictable.
Gotta laugh at all the bulldogs fans on social media saying it happens to them all the time- they've been spoon-feed two wins in a row and guaranteed a spot in the finals.
Simple, bet on the team where it appears that the NRL are losing support amongst the local populous...thus the "Up The Wahs" popular fan based wave, nay not a wave a tsunami, means the NRL doesn't need to pamper to the fan base in NZ so the moaning long suffering Doggies fans get accommodated instead.How can you tell that, by recent "odd" bunker decisions? And Melbourne of course.
Sir Gallen standing up to the mob bosses with the sword of truth and logic on his side
Check out this silly old prick Gould. Trying to pave it over saying TMM has a tendency to dummy. Even with the nrl saying they got it wrong, Gould won’t accept it
I presume the exception to this theory is the TigersSimple, bet on the team where it appears that the NRL are losing support amongst the local populous...thus the "Up The Wahs" popular fan based wave, nay not a wave a tsunami, means the NRL doesn't need to pamper to the fan base in NZ so the moaning long suffering Doggies fans get accommodated instead.
Lies. Accidental contact to the head vs head this year has seen players going to the bin.
Correct. To be honest I no longer bet on the NRL as there's less chance of a Pakistani book maker affecting the out come of any given sporting event than the NRL jacking up a result.I presume the exception to this theory is the Tigers
The TAB usually get it right and I believe more so this year.
Had the Dogs very short and they also have QLD short for the deciding game next week.
But hey thats why they are in business