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Has Burger been cited?

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Budgie

Chris McKivat (8)
Can Schalk be cited now? How many days after the event do they have to cite him, before it is too late to take such action?
 

Inside Shoulder

Nathan Sharpe (72)
Hey PB, what do you make of Matfield's cleaning out technique? watch his right arm movement as he enters. Must have been a good whack as they finally moved Pocock after that.

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Have another look - they only move Pocock because they move the whole of what he is hanging onto
 

Lee Grant

John Eales (66)
Can Schalk be cited now? How many days after the event do they have to cite him, before it is too late to take such action?
It's too late now; he got away with it; but watch Pocock's glare on the full replay which says a lot. Sure some players glares to the ref are as valid as FdP raising his arms at every ruck, but it resonated with me.

What do Touch Judges and Kepu have in common? Their both made of marshmallow
He may be a softie but I'll let you tell him that. He did the right thing though.

If you look at the sequence in the full replay, just before the video sequence in the thread: BdP goes to ground; he could have released the ball immediately, really immediately, and before he tried to lay the egg but he didn't; he laid it and Pocock had him by then and he stopped the egg being laid and FdP couldn't get his hands on it.

The first penalty should have been against BdP. Looking back at it it wasn't even a ruck at that point because the first Bok assist, Burger, was not in contact over the ball, just dragging Pococks face backwards. I wasn't until F.Louw (I think) came in followed by swinger Matfield that there was actually a ruck.

As per the Law Clarification in May 2009: Providing a player from either side on their feet after a tackle comply with all aspects of Law 15 and have the ball in their hands prior to contact with an opposition player on his feet those players may continue with possession of the ball even if a player from the opposition makes contact with those players in possession of the ball.

Therefore if Pocock had his hands on the ball on the Boks side of BdP's arse before Louw came in (when the ruck was formed) he was entitled to keep his hands on it afterwards.

But I digressed. If Kepu had thrown a punch Lawrence, fearful of things that are not clear cut in his slow mind, would have seized upon it and penalised Oz. They would have got a penalty kick 10 metres out and handy to the posts, and a card against Oz. In the Kafka like mind of the Kiwi ref that would make sense.

I can't count the number of times I've told my gay mate to bring his own snags to the barbecue and ended up with my least favourite version of a sausage-fest.
Do you want to edit that Swat?
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Sluggy

Ward Prentice (10)
If Kepu had thrown a punch Lawrence, fearful of things that are not clear cut in his slow mind, would have seized upon it and penalised Oz. They would have got a penalty kick 10 metres out and handy to the posts, and a card against Oz. In the Kafka like mind of the Kiwi ref that would make sense.

Even if Kepu had 'generally legally' bound onto him and cleaned him out of the way there was a chance BL would have pinged Kepu for a side entry. Which would have been 3 points.
 

PaarlBok

Rod McCall (65)
Schalkie has been cited after one of his biggest hits I ever saw from him and found not guilty.
WP site
Burger escapes suspension – Schalk Burger was cited for a no-arms tackle during WP’s victory over the Pumas last Saturday and was found not guilty at the disciplinary hearing on Monday.

The tackle was made during the second half on Pumas lock JP Mostert. Burger was not given a ban at his hearing, making him available for selection for WP’s semi-final encounter against the Lions in Johannesburg on Saturday.

It’s been reported that there was a complaint from Pumas coach Jimmy Stonehouse, who used it as an example of how referees ‘favour the strong over the weak’.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Was he Yellow or Red Carded during the game? Perhaps that was the inspiration for $BW's effort for the Darkness in the RWC SF.
 

Blue

Andrew Slack (58)
Schalkie has been cited after one of his biggest hits I ever saw from him and found not guilty.
WP site

Jissis he couldn't wait. Could he?

he can't be bok captain. He is under too much scrutiny by refs.

He is a great player and if it wasn't for this disciplinary record he should have been Bok captain but he is just too much of a risk. A real pity.
 

PaarlBok

Rod McCall (65)
Jissis he couldn't wait. Could he?

he can't be bok captain. He is under too much scrutiny by refs.

He is a great player and if it wasn't for this disciplinary record he should have been Bok captain but he is just too much of a risk. A real pity.

Lead from the front Boet, nothing wrong with this one and surely the way I want him to play. Rather him then our past captain who do the talking on the sidelines and not between the four lines in his play.
 

whatty

Bob Loudon (25)
Wow that is a abrupt way to stop. Looks fine would be a top ten hit on any NRL weekly wrap up program.
 
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