Warrington Wolves • Re: Tackled player “tackling”
I don't know if it's me becoming indifferent to some aspects of the British game, but the significant difference I see when I watch the NRL is the referreeing.
Not so much knowledge of the rules, but an appreciation that we are here to the watch the players and that a level of common sense and subjectivity when applying the rules can help the spectacle.
Here, it's just shout shout, whistle, shout, whistle.
Some of it is probably down to coaches and players bending the rules to gain every possible advantage, some of it is weak refereeing, some down to players having to make up for lack of ability by gamesmanship.
What I do know is stopping the gane every two tackles to remind us you are here doesn't make you look like you are in control, it makes you look like you have a form of tourettes or ADHD and ruins the game.
Not so much knowledge of the rules, but an appreciation that we are here to the watch the players and that a level of common sense and subjectivity when applying the rules can help the spectacle.
Here, it's just shout shout, whistle, shout, whistle.
Some of it is probably down to coaches and players bending the rules to gain every possible advantage, some of it is weak refereeing, some down to players having to make up for lack of ability by gamesmanship.
What I do know is stopping the gane every two tackles to remind us you are here doesn't make you look like you are in control, it makes you look like you have a form of tourettes or ADHD and ruins the game.
Statistics: Posted by morrisseyisawire — Wed Jul 27, 2022 2:38 pm