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That last 'strip' before the Sharkies try said it all...

 
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The old Monday night burial. Go figure...
 
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All the money on the Roosters and the roosters get penalised out of the game...

the same 2 vid refs who allowed the sharks 1st try wee the same 2 who disallowed Josh Reynolds try against the Titans 2 weeks ago.

Sports betting companies control this league

 
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Now watch the refs bring the Roosters back to even up the penalty count
 
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Amazing the correlation between penalties and points scored...No better way for refs to control outcomes of games...
 
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Sharks have been known to fall asleep in 2nd halves of games
 
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Refs killed the comeback. Nothing like supporting a team in the midst of a drug scandal, well done NRL.

Glen Munsie >>>
 
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Ashley Klein is the worst ref in the comp. Incompetent as one could be. 21 penalties so far.

Frank Paul would clean up Gallen in a fight, btw...
 
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That last Chooks try was more of an obstruction than the TS 'no try'. Daniel Anderson needs to sort it out...
 
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Unreal effort by the pink shirts, I just have got to stop betting MNF
 
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No doubt in my mind Beau Ryan 'pussed out' of playing the 2nd half...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by emkee:

That last Chooks try was more of an obstruction than the TS 'no try'. Daniel Anderson needs to sort it out...

game had been decided already, so no risk in giving them this one
 
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Nothing would make the NRL more happy than having the Roosters Souths blockbuster rnd 26 game at ANZ with the game to decide the minor premiership. That should ensure a crowd of around 60,000 +.....

If the Roosters win last night, the NRL would never have had that opportunity with both Souths and Roosters playing easy teams next week.

NRL crowds are down this year, so are ratings....not a good look for the ARLC

The Roosters got fisted last night by the refs in the first half...it was all over by then.

 
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im not one to ramble on about fixing, but just look at western sydney wanderer's in the a-league, owned by the FFA have a fairytale debut season and look at there crowd figures, any nrl club would love to have the support they had, but is it a coincendence that the same people that pay the refs own the club i think not, i blv games arent fixed by players but by higher powers.
 
 
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Now the NRL has decided to air the conversations up in the box debating whether it's a try or no try on live tv, lol.

Refereeing is at an all time low right now in league.

Friday and Monday night games are 'buyer beware', no longer will closeout my parlays with the Monday nighters unless it's a clear mismatch, got screwed over twice by the well backed faves (Dogs v Titans and Chooks the other night). Aussie TAB cleared 1.5 milly this past Monday in action, that's big in terms of location...
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