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Date Posted: Mon, June 11 2007, 21:09:29 GMT-10
Author: Ben
Subject: Re: Advancing the mark 10 metres is STILL a waste a time (Take 2)
In reply to: jimmy d 's message, "Advancing the mark 10 metres is STILL a waste a time (Take 2)" on Tue, May 15 2007, 0:35:40 GMT-10

How about this..

The referees' should stop refereeing the way television stations want it and not cop it at all.

I know we aren't just talking about it in NRL but in general as well. Personally, I give the teams one warning - at the toss addressing the captains. If I get any backchat or abuse then the first one is straight in the bin. I rarely get backchat after that.

There is no need for abuse/backchat in any sport or any part of life in general and there are NO excuses.

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