It won't be because he didn't fall on his legs I think. Last week the red was for mainly for falling on the leg, not the croc roll itself.If the Scotland one was red then that definitely is
Daft you just can't do that now.Yeah that's poor from Bealham.
Surely intent over outcome when trying to eliminate something from the game is more important? Shouldn't really judge by wether something looks ugly or notIt won't be because he didn't fall on his legs I think. Last week the red was for mainly for falling on the leg, not the croc roll itself.
Can't really ref something as intangible as intent.Surely intent over outcome when trying to eliminate something from the game is more important? Shouldn't really judge by wether something looks ugly or not
When it is a blatant roll like that, yes you can, you shouldn't be punishing on whether he landed on his leg or not.Can't really ref something as intangible as intent.
Then every single Croc Roll is a red. Which right or wrong, under the laws it's not. You have to ref outcomes because refs are not mind readers and can't judge intent.When it is a blatant roll like that, yes you can, you shouldn't be punishing on whether he landed on his leg or not.
If you are trying to eliminate something from the game as its dangerous then yes, every croc roll should be a red, iwhen you are grabbing a leg and neck and twisting it is dangerous regardless of outcome, doesnt matter if you land on a leg. Intent when you actively do that is obvious.Then every single Croc Roll is a red. Which right or wrong, under the laws it's not. You have to ref outcomes because refs are not mind readers and can't judge intent.
Yes but you can mitigate the offence, no injury, low degree of danger etc or every head on head would be a straight red as well. The minor tip tackle should have been a card because he might have hurt himself etc.When it is a blatant roll like that, yes you can, you shouldn't be punishing on whether he landed on his leg or not.
I totally agree with this and I don't think enough consideration is being given to intent these days. Players are being given cards regardless of whether they had a choice about doing it differently.Surely intent over outcome when trying to eliminate something from the game is more important? Shouldn't really judge by wether something looks ugly or not
Well then you're not arguing that refs should take intent into account. You're arguing that croc rolls should be treated like an extreme piece of foul play or reclassified to an instant red. I don't agree, but fair enough opinion to holdIf you are trying to eliminate something from the game as its dangerous then yes, every croc roll should be a red, iwhen you are grabbing a leg and neck and twisting it is dangerous regardless of outcome, doesnt matter if you land on a leg. Intent when you actively do that is obvious.