Blues v Waratahs
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@tim It's not that simple though. The Tahs player didn't run into him. He was already under the ball. The question is whether the Tahs player could avoid the collision.
@stargazer said in Blues v Waratahs:
@tim It's not that simple though. The Tahs player didn't run into him. He was already under the ball.
You might want to watch a replay.
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@tim It's not that simple though. The Tahs player didn't run into him. He was already under the ball. The question is whether the Tahs player could avoid the collision.
@stargazer Tahs player had no chance of catching it, so he has to get out of the way.
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@act-crusader If you're in the air you have the rights. Been that way for only 5 years ...
@tim said in Blues v Waratahs:
@act-crusader If you're in the air you have the rights. Been that way for only 5 years ...
Nothing in the laws that says the Tahs player has jump for the ball when he is under it. Black jumped into him.
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@tim said in Blues v Waratahs:
@act-crusader If you're in the air you have the rights. Been that way for only 5 years ...
Nothing in the laws that says the Tahs player has jump for the ball when he is under it. Black jumped into him.
@act-crusader He has no chance of competing, it's on him to get out of the way.
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@kev said in Blues v Waratahs:
Lots of little mistakes by Blues adding up.
They've looked pretty casual too. Not a good combination.
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@kiwimurph said in Blues v Waratahs:
Choat has passed Gibson in the pecking order surely.
It's hard to rate Gibson, surely he gets a couple of extra marks for not getting injured in the first 40 minutes?
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@nepia said in Blues v Waratahs:
Sheesh, TJ and Marshall are whining more than Marto and Kearns do.
Their commentary is so one-sided they should be done for treason.
