Slugger McBatt wrote:I'm not with you on this one. When I watched it back, I thought Snitch's hand came back in time with the ball. Looking at it another way though, there was a minute and a half left when that happened. Plenty of time for us to blow it. If Pryce did release the ball when he felt Snitch's hand there, maybe it cost them the game.
Would we have won if Saints had run the ball at the penalty? We'll never know, but they settled for a draw when they would have had a full set of six to go at. It shows that the Saints players felt beat.
On the way home we talked about that. Regardless of whether it missed or went over, it isn't psychologically great for a team aiming to win the title to be admitting they can't win, particularly as the point wouldn't make that much difference at the top.
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thought wakeys line defence was absolutely outstanding. korki and snitch smothered price, who clearly let the ball go with no real pressure on it. don't think either of the lads did much wrong. 2 points are ours. hard lines price. well done the lads.
Korki reefed it out.
Broughy kicked it out on the full.
JD offloaded to one of their players all in the last 5 minutes.
All of these could be seen as poor decisions - however if Brough would have found toutch we were guaranteed the win
If JD's off load had found his support we could well have scored and put the game to bed
If Korki had got away with the reef we would have won the game - Each and every one of these players were doing all they could to win - i would rather have players tht are minded this way than others who dont put themselves and their decision making processes on the line.
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cockneywildcat wrote: BUT.....he gave a very silly penalty away in the last seconds, by reefing the ball out, which could have resulted us only getting a draw.
but if the ref hadn't seen it then he would have been a hero for saving the match, IMO its clear as day that he reefed it out but Pryce let him do it easy as well
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worksopwildcat wrote:Korki reefed it out. Broughy kicked it out on the full. JD offloaded to one of their players all in the last 5 minutes. All of these could be seen as poor decisions - however if Brough would have found toutch we were guaranteed the win If JD's off load had found his support we could well have scored and put the game to bed If Korki had got away with the reef we would have won the game - Each and every one of these players were doing all they could to win - i would rather have players tht are minded this way than others who dont put themselves and their decision making processes on the line.
me too broughy out on the full was redeemed by his tackle from the scrum that resulted from his error, effort was put in by all as a team not individuals
JINJER wrote:The ball came free admittedly but i'll ask you this,would Korki have managed to free the ball from Pryce's grip if Pryce had been over the line and a try imminent,no he wouldn't,Korki had a slight dig and Pryce released the ball,very "professional" by Pryce!
So he played for the two points? Had he not seen Wellens kicking earlier in the game?
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broughy out on the full was redeemed by his tackle from the scrum that resulted from his error, effort was put in by all as a team not individuals 
