[2024 Six Nations] Ireland vs Scotland - 16/03/24

[AlRums]

On that last replay I'm not so sure

 

[TommiG88]

If it wasn't for the ref, Scotland would be securing the grand slam at this moment

 

[Grizwald]

As a neutral its been a pretty poor game packing any reap quality.

 

[AlRums]

Very late to this, but the previous disallowed try wasn't a knock on or held up was it?

Lost forward

 

[BrokenWing]

Even less chance of seeing that's a try and just gives it.

 

[Protalus rampart]

Deserved yellow card there but how did Scotland lose the advantage for Irelands knock of when they went 20 yards backwards?

 

[TRF_Olyy]

As a neutral its been a pretty poor game packing any reap quality.

Oh it's been terrible, especially after watching Italy earlier

 

[AlRums]

Irish fall down, reset. Scotland fart, penalty

 

[AlRums]

Who did Rowe replace?

 

[g6mcg]

Who did Rowe replace?

Kinghorn

 

[AlRums]

Another iffy penalty, Carley true to form

 

[Which Tyler]

Was tricked by Carley repeatedly saying 18.

Outsmarted by Carley?
Ouch

 

[Protalus rampart]

Matthew Carley is not a good enough referee for matches this important. I think he's been pretty poor both ways and has ruined the flow of the game

 

[AlRums]

Matthew Carley is not a good enough referee for matches this important. I think he's been pretty poor both ways and has ruined the flow of the game

I predicted before the game he would be a s.hitshow

 

[g6mcg]

Another grim second half for Scotland

 

[BrokenWing]

At least you can't say it's English bias, just plain bad.

 

[AlRums]

Obstruction not called

 

[AlRums]

At least you can't say it's English bias, just plain bad.

Carley is English

 

[TommiG88]

Carley is English

Sir Carley to you

 

[BrokenWing]

Carley is English

Exactly my point. He's just a poor referee rather than engineering the outcome to benefit England.