Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:10 pm
Gronk!
Player Coach
Joined: Mar 30 2009 Posts: 5035
It'd end up causing more controversy.
If say Leeds challenged a decision and it looked 50/50 and the call is overturned everyone knows what people are going to say. I mean they can't even get video ref decisions correct at the minute so lets wait for that to be perfect before implementing more decisions for them into the game.
And a final reason why it wouldn't work in RL...the video ref isn't at all SL games.
Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:20 pm
Redchemic
Player Coach
Joined: Jan 28 2008 Posts: 1896 Location: North Stand
No. The game will live with the odd incorrect call as it has done from the off.
As Gronk says, some will still see it as a correct call and others as an incorrect call & the flaw that is having video replay at only televised games makes it lopsided anyway.
Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:27 pm
Wellsy13
Club Owner
Joined: Feb 03 2004 Posts: 10000 Location: Hull
I think it could work. Just depends how they use it.
If you take away the option of the referee going to the video ref, and put the onus on the players to challenge decisions, then it takes a lot of pressure off the match officials and may even speed the game up.
For example, Team A score a try, the referee wants to give the try but a player from Team B challenges the decision. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team B still has their 3 challenges. Or... Team A score a try, the referee wants to disallow the try. Player from Team A challenges. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team A loses a challenge.
The same situation but with the referee having contrasting views. It will stop players trying to claim for everything and anything under the Sun if they're insignificant, because it won't be worth losing a "challenge" for if they've got it wrong. All it takes is the ref to say "do you want to challenge that?", them to say "no" and the ref to say "go away then!"
Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 10:58 pm
justarugbyfan
International Star
Joined: Jan 28 2011 Posts: 2649
Wellsy13 wrote:I think it could work. Just depends how they use it.
If you take away the option of the referee going to the video ref, and put the onus on the players to challenge decisions, then it takes a lot of pressure off the match officials and may even speed the game up.
For example, Team A score a try, the referee wants to give the try but a player from Team B challenges the decision. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team B still has their 3 challenges. Or... Team A score a try, the referee wants to disallow the try. Player from Team A challenges. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team A loses a challenge.
The same situation but with the referee having contrasting views. It will stop players trying to claim for everything and anything under the Sun if they're insignificant, because it won't be worth losing a "challenge" for if they've got it wrong. All it takes is the ref to say "do you want to challenge that?", them to say "no" and the ref to say "go away then!"
Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:03 pm
Starbug
International Chairman
Joined: Mar 09 2004 Posts: 33944 Location: watching out for low flying geese
Wellsy13 wrote:I think it could work. Just depends how they use it.
If you take away the option of the referee going to the video ref, and put the onus on the players to challenge decisions, then it takes a lot of pressure off the match officials and may even speed the game up.
For example, Team A score a try, the referee wants to give the try but a player from Team B challenges the decision. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team B still has their 3 challenges. Or... Team A score a try, the referee wants to disallow the try. Player from Team A challenges. Video Referee called upon. No try. Team A loses a challenge.
The same situation but with the referee having contrasting views. It will stop players trying to claim for everything and anything under the Sun if they're insignificant, because it won't be worth losing a "challenge" for if they've got it wrong. All it takes is the ref to say "do you want to challenge that?", them to say "no" and the ref to say "go away then!"
The ref can tell them to go away already , so why change things for no reason ?
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Post subject: Re: The opportunity to challenge a decision?
Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 11:17 pm
Starbug
International Chairman
Joined: Mar 09 2004 Posts: 33944 Location: watching out for low flying geese
justarugbyfan wrote:That's like saying the ref can overrule the right decision so why not get rid of the rules and do what ever he wants.
I can feel a sarcastic comment saying 'I thought they did this at the minute? My mistake' or something along the lines of that appearing from someone.
There are certain situations during matches that need a change of the rules to sort them out , but the bringing in of new rules just isn't necessary , all IMO of course , because thats what MB s are for aren't they
kcab sfrawdder
Luck is a combination of preparation and opportunity
Just to avoid confusion Starbug is the username of Steven Pike
SOMEBODY SAID that it couldn’t be done But he with a chuckle replied That “maybe it couldn’t,” but he would be one Who wouldn’t say so till he’d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn’t be done, and he did it!
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