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[davo_]

- Its not the refs fault if you lose, its the teams fault.

In a close game it can be a referee's decision that loses a game for a team...

 

[Edge_Head]

In a close game it can be a referee's decision that loses a game for a team...

The ref cant see everything and anything, in fact no one can.

 

[davo_]

The ref cant see everything and anything, in fact no one can.

I didn't say they could... don't back up your argument with meaningless bullshit. And it's not just that that makes a bad ref anyway. But anyway, that still doesn't change the fact that a ref's decision can swing a match.

 

[LiL_JeN_JeN]

1) Bulldogs
2) Albion Park, NSW
3) I love the breed of dog and I was like 11 and realised there was a team called the Bulldogs so I started to support them!

GO THE DOGGIES!

 

[Edge_Head]

I didn't say they could... don't back up your argument with meaningless bullshit. And it's not just that that makes a bad ref anyway. But anyway, that still doesn't change the fact that a ref's decision can swing a match.

If a ref makes a decision against a team you should be able 2 counter it if ur such a good team, and it shouldnt really affect you.

 

[Bookie]

Make a new thread Edgy. Dont go off topic.

 

[yoyoagogo]

1. Sydney Roosters
2. Mosman, NSW
3. Used to follow the Bears. Roosters were my 'second team'. When the Bears moved/merged/whatever, needed a new team to support, so I picked the Roosters.

I'm pretty similar:
1- Sydney Roosters
2- Hornsby, NSW
3- Used to be a Norths fan, but the "Northern" Eagles was a joke, and since the Chooks were my second team (my father supports them) the decision was made.

 

[davo_]

If a ref makes a decision against a team you should be able 2 counter it if ur such a good team, and it shouldnt really affect you.

Ever think that some teams are really evenly matched? I didn't think so... A good team may be able to counter a bad decision against them - but that's hardly the point.