On Jun 27, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
It doesn't seem to slow Rugby League down - and after all there are
literally "millions" of pounds resting on getting a correct
decision. Look
at last night with Italy - penalty - never, but it's cost Oz a
fortune.
Odd that the straight red given to Italy in the first half, which
was also clearly a bad call on video review, is forgotten. Italy's
entire game plan was ruined as a result. If you recall, they had
several strong chances before that that barely missed; after the
card, they couldn't mount any sort of effective counter.
Had that card not been given, it is quite probably that that last-
second PK would not have mattered. If you're going to review some
decisions that affect the outcome, it's going to be hard to justify
not reviewing others.
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