We are a different club compared to Lam's era. I actually can't wait for match day whereas with Lam I I dreaded the thought of a game. Peet and his team have transformed the atmosphere of the whole club including players, staff and most importantly the fans.
I assume it's Hastings that you are referring to?
I've got mates who for the last three or four years fell away from being season ticket holders to little more than armchair supporters now actively interested in the team and club again. Of course plans are now in place to go to the final, with the prospect of taking in a few home league games at the back end of the season. Now whilst this is only one example in isolation I get the feeling that there is a bit of a buzz this season with supporters old and new due to our improved performances (2nd worst attack last season to best attack so far this season).
We have some big home games in the 2nd half of this season, be good to see some really good attendances that's been lacking since our return from the pandemic.
Bar that mad 15 minutes our defence was much better than on GF, line speed was improved and we focussed on getting Walmsley, Knowles, Makinson and Percival on their backs to legally slow the PTB. On the Ref - odd that he didnt' go upstairs for the 2nd try, I think Makinson was onside but Welsby/Hurrell were in front an interfering with play.
Does anyone know the specifics of the offside rule - I.e. does a player need to be behind the ball, foot kicking the ball or the standing leg? With video ref decisions it seems to be if someone is more or less level then play on. Generally speaking I don't have an issue with that but maybe a different story when it's a big decision like the one on Sat.
Could completely understand Cade Cust's frustration with the ref for not even checking.
Does anyone know the specifics of the offside rule - I.e. does a player need to be behind the ball, foot kicking the ball or the standing leg? With video ref decisions it seems to be if someone is more or less level then play on. Generally speaking I don't have an issue with that but maybe a different story when it's a big decision like the one on Sat.
Could completely understand Cade Cust's frustration with the ref for not even checking.
Does anyone know the specifics of the offside rule - I.e. does a player need to be behind the ball, foot kicking the ball or the standing leg? With video ref decisions it seems to be if someone is more or less level then play on. Generally speaking I don't have an issue with that but maybe a different story when it's a big decision like the one on Sat.
Could completely understand Cade Cust's frustration with the ref for not even checking.
Funnily enough just after the game ref Ian Smith was asked his opinion on this exact shot on twitter, he stated that he would have given the try had he been the video referee.
Therein lies the problem, watch this at full speed and its quite obvious it's an offside.
Funnily enough just after the game ref Ian Smith was asked his opinion on this exact shot on twitter, he stated that he would have given the try had he been the video referee.
Therein lies the problem, watch this at full speed and its quite obvious it's an offside.
Funnily enough just after the game ref Ian Smith was asked his opinion on this exact shot on twitter, he stated that he would have given the try had he been the video referee.
Therein lies the problem, watch this at full speed and its quite obvious it's an offside.
Funnily enough just after the game ref Ian Smith was asked his opinion on this exact shot on twitter, he stated that he would have given the try had he been the video referee.
Therein lies the problem, watch this at full speed and its quite obvious it's an offside.
They’d definitely give it. Offsides seems to get loads of leeway nowadays and unless it blatant, they won’t overturn it. They would’ve looked at the kicking foot and said that was in line with the chasers. They should’ve gone to the screen but it probably would’ve been pointless (rightly or wrongly).
Does anyone know the specifics of the offside rule - I.e. does a player need to be behind the ball, foot kicking the ball or the standing leg? With video ref decisions it seems to be if someone is more or less level then play on. Generally speaking I don't have an issue with that but maybe a different story when it's a big decision like the one on Sat.
Could completely understand Cade Cust's frustration with the ref for not even checking.
I think the way RL judges offside is far better than VAR in football. There's no rulers and protractors out. It's a case of... Well he looks onside or he looks offside. Much better.
Funnily enough just after the game ref Ian Smith was asked his opinion on this exact shot on twitter, he stated that he would have given the try had he been the video referee.
Therein lies the problem, watch this at full speed and its quite obvious it's an offside.
No surprise from Smith. They're all equally incompetent.
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