01 Jan 1970
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At least there's a learning here and an admission of error. I couldn't understand why the correct decision was NOT uppermost in the referee's mind. It's the sort of idiotic bureaucratic clusterfuck typical of the modern HR departments. How you get to the correct decision is less important than arriving at the correct decision.Annersley has said that Sutton got that Raiders captains challenge wrong and it should have been a penalty to us (which was what the Bunker said, before Sutton said the bunker couldn't rule that way and made his own decision. here is what Annersely said on the issue:
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"The challenge was OK because they challenged that they didn't knock on and were allowed to mount that challenge," Annesley said on Monday.
"But it should've been a penalty to the Broncos for the interference from Jack Wighton.
"Unfortunately the referee gets involved in this and brings to the attention that the Bunker can't rule on markers, which is incorrect.
"While there can't be a challenge on the marker, the Bunker can rule on the marker.
"Originally the right decision was made and the referee shouldn't have got involved.
"The Bunker shouldn't have taken [Sutton's] advice and made its own decision, which is what we tell the Bunker to do.
"This was a mess and I admit it was a mess, but what the Bunker can rule on is different to what the players challenge on.
"Once a challenge is initiated, the Bunker can rule on other things that were not the subject of that challenge."
Annesley: Bunker messed up confusing Canberra challenge
Head of football Graham Annesley says referee Chris Sutton shouldn't have overridden the NRL Bunker in an incident that led to mass confusion in Saturday's Raiders-Broncos clash at GIO Stadium.
Bad luck always find bad teams. The two go hand in hand.
I can't remember ever seeing such a combination of things all at once go against a team like it has for us this year. It's seemingly never ending. It's just one thing after another.
Oh, it may very well be somewhat intelligent! At least the shitty ref calls component! I wonder if putting less developed young bodies in against more seasoned adult bodies was a good idea?
Annersley has said that Sutton got that Raiders captains challenge wrong and it should have been a penalty to us (which was what the Bunker said, before Sutton said the bunker couldn't rule that way and made his own decision. here is what Annersely said on the issue:
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"The challenge was OK because they challenged that they didn't knock on and were allowed to mount that challenge," Annesley said on Monday.
"But it should've been a penalty to the Broncos for the interference from Jack Wighton.
"Unfortunately the referee gets involved in this and brings to the attention that the Bunker can't rule on markers, which is incorrect.
"While there can't be a challenge on the marker, the Bunker can rule on the marker.
"Originally the right decision was made and the referee shouldn't have got involved.
"The Bunker shouldn't have taken [Sutton's] advice and made its own decision, which is what we tell the Bunker to do.
"This was a mess and I admit it was a mess, but what the Bunker can rule on is different to what the players challenge on.
"Once a challenge is initiated, the Bunker can rule on other things that were not the subject of that challenge."
Annesley: Bunker messed up confusing Canberra challenge
Head of football Graham Annesley says referee Chris Sutton shouldn't have overridden the NRL Bunker in an incident that led to mass confusion in Saturday's Raiders-Broncos clash at GIO Stadium.
Milf looked good linking with dearden and boyd in a recent game, he looked like getting some confidence back and then got injured.
