Have Wigan signed Ashley Klown - it looks like it with some of the decisions
he's making tonight!
John.
by John Turne » Sun, 09 Jul 2006 04:23:47
John.
by John Turne » Sun, 09 Jul 2006 04:44:37
"John Turner" wrote
John.
by Sean » Sun, 09 Jul 2006 17:04:53
>"John Turner" wrote
>> Have Wigan signed Ashley Klown - it looks like it with some of the
>> decisions he's making tonight!
>The first half display by Klown was the worst I can remember by any referee
>ever - and that's saying something!
>John.
I'm also not happy that Sky are showing so many Wigan games, just
because they are at the bottom.
Sean B Saint
by John Turne » Sun, 09 Jul 2006 21:19:23
"Sean B" wrote
John.
by Sean » Sun, 09 Jul 2006 22:11:09
>"Sean B" wrote
>> I'm also not happy that Sky are showing so many Wigan games, just
>> because they are at the bottom.
>They're on again next Friday, maybe they need Sky's money to help pay
>Fielden & Klein's wages.
>John.
For anyone interested. I noticed that The Northern Rail Cup Final is
covered by Sky as below, it's also repeated later that day and
early on Monday morning.
SPORT: Live Rugby League
Channel: Sky Sports 2 402
Date: Sunday 16th July 2006
Time: 14:00 to 16:30 (starting in 8 days)
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes.
The Northern Rail Cup Final between Leigh Centurions and Hull KR
at Bloomfield Road in Blackpool. (Widescreen)
Excerpt taken from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide
Copyright GipsyMedia Ltd.
Sean B Saint
by IDT » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 00:57:12
>>"John Turner" wrote
>>> Have Wigan signed Ashley Klown - it looks like it with some of the
>>> decisions he's making tonight!
>>The first half display by Klown was the worst I can remember by any
>>referee
>>ever - and that's saying something!
>>John.
> Totally agree. I would also love to know the reason for the video ref.
> not allowing the weird Wakey try? Was it because it consisted of so
> many strange moves that one of them must be wrong?
IDT
by Arthur Py » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 08:14:29
None of the "expert" panel commented on the restart though, so you and I
must be wrong ;-)
--
Arthur
by Alf Kin » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 19:29:08
>That's what I think too. Tap on the 20m line means that the attacking
>side made the ball dead in-goal or knocked on in the in-goal area. I
>didn't see either of those things happening.
>None of the "expert" panel commented on the restart though, so you and I
>must be wrong ;-)
by Alf Kin » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 19:31:27
>>"John Turner" wrote
>>> Have Wigan signed Ashley Klown - it looks like it with some of the
>>> decisions he's making tonight!
>>The first half display by Klown was the worst I can remember by any referee
>>ever - and that's saying something!
>>John.
>Totally agree. I would also love to know the reason for the video ref.
>not allowing the weird Wakey try? Was it because it consisted of so
>many strange moves that one of them must be wrong?
>I'm also not happy that Sky are showing so many Wigan games, just
>because they are at the bottom.
>Sean B Saint
I don't go in for *** theories but I was close to becoming a
convert on Friday night. Tony Smith must be thinking that something is
amiss, although Wakefield's discipline did let them down a few times.
Alf King
by John Turne » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 20:35:13
"Alf King" wrote
I suspect that quiet a few Wiganers would have been bemoaning the referee on
here had the decisions been made against Wigan players.
John.
by IDT » Mon, 10 Jul 2006 21:07:53
> That's what I think too. Tap on the 20m line means that the attacking side
> made the ball dead in-goal or knocked on in the in-goal area. I didn't see
> either of those things happening.
> None of the "expert" panel commented on the restart though, so you and I
> must be wrong ;-)
> --
> Arthur
by Alf Kin » Tue, 11 Jul 2006 03:45:16
>"Alf King" wrote
>> I don't go in for *** theories but I was close to becoming a
>> convert on Friday night. Tony Smith must be thinking that something is
>> amiss, although Wakefield's discipline did let them down a few times.
>Even so it's difficult to play 25% of the game with one man down, and that
>for *offences* which often don't even attract a penalty let alone a
>sin-binning. Ben Jefferies temporary dismissal was an absolute joke, whilst
>Korkidas can also consider himself particularly unfortunate. I'll not go
>into other inconsistent decisions, but there were a fair few of them too.
>I suspect that quiet a few Wiganers would have been bemoaning the referee on
>here had the decisions been made against Wigan players.
>John.
Alf King
by Wigan/Leeds And » Tue, 11 Jul 2006 04:55:48
> John.
For all those people who write to the League Express about ***
theories to keep Wigan up only have to look to last weeks game for their
answer.
by John Turne » Tue, 11 Jul 2006 04:59:18
"Wigan/Leeds Andy" wrote
John.
by Erni » Tue, 11 Jul 2006 06:44:10