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Hi, just to correct you it was the ref's call that was wrong, the player did not know where the ball came from. it was not even the linesmans fault the buck stops with the ref.
By the way it is quite common the Irish did the same thing a few years ago,it happens it is called The rub of the green,appropriate I think.
By the way it is quite common the Irish did the same thing a few years ago,it happens it is called The rub of the green,appropriate I think.
excuse me but it is quite normal for a replacement ball to be used once the original one has gone into the crowd to keep the game moving along instead of the linesman stood looking in the crowd for it, asking can we have our ball back please
the problem occured when the original ball came back on the pitch BEFORE the replacement was used "it does not allways" because that one was that ball that was in play and not the replacement one.
However if the replacement had been used in game play before the original ball came back then it would have been deemed as the game ball and the try legitimate
this should have been spotted by the referee.and the replacement taken off immediatly when the original ball returned.
the welsh side did nothing wrong playing the ball they were given to play with. it is all down to the ref'and the linesman and the misstake they made.not seeing the error.
the shame therefore belongs to the REF and not the welsh team.
the problem occured when the original ball came back on the pitch BEFORE the replacement was used "it does not allways" because that one was that ball that was in play and not the replacement one.
However if the replacement had been used in game play before the original ball came back then it would have been deemed as the game ball and the try legitimate
this should have been spotted by the referee.and the replacement taken off immediatly when the original ball returned.
the welsh side did nothing wrong playing the ball they were given to play with. it is all down to the ref'and the linesman and the misstake they made.not seeing the error.
the shame therefore belongs to the REF and not the welsh team.
Isn't a ball a ball?????????? (Even if it is the wrong shape!!!!!!)
Whatever happened nothing is going to change it.
I do get a bit of satisfaction though in the fact that it wasn't England involved
I do get a bit of satisfaction though in the fact that it wasn't England involved
i agree with Dennis W,it was the refs fault ,as it was said a ball is a ball after all. by the way im welsh.
All The Best Alan P/T
Abbey 620 Gts
Kia sorento 2008
All The Best Alan P/T
Abbey 620 Gts
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