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Sat 5 Jun: CCSF: Hull FC v St Helens KO 14:30 (TV)


Who will win?  

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  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Hull FC
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    • St Helens
      16

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2 minutes ago, Cheshire Setter said:

The thing is, imagine Hull were running the length of the field and the Saints chaser suddenly snapped his Achilles and couldn’t tackle the Hull player to stop him scoring.   Would you award the try or disallow it on the basis of assuming the Saints player would stop the score?

Yes but that didn't happen.  

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1 minute ago, Padge said:

Would have been nice to have seen a bit of sportsmanship there, but we are watching St.Helens.

Change the record, every Saints game you show your true colours. Supporting Wigan you should have no say on sportsmanship.

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Trying to think of something to do till the other semi now.  Game over here.

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Just now, Scubby said:

Nothing wrong with the instinct from Fages to score. Saints should have told Hull they could retrieve the kick off unopposed and score to cancel it out.

Agreed, that would have made headlines outside the RL world too, and Saints would still win the game. 

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Just now, Scubby said:

Nothing wrong with the instinct from Fages to score. Saints should have told Hull they could retrieve the kick off unopposed and score to cancel it out.

I don’t think it was instinct. He was in obvious pain for a bit and threw the ball away. It wasn’t an injury in the tackle and a loose ball. Ref could have stopped play

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3 minutes ago, JohnM said:

Yes but that didn't happen.  

I know but my question is how do you differentiate the two.   In both cases it’s bad luck, but if it’s a defending player (imagine Fages hurts himself and Griffin goes the length to score) would we be debating it? 

Do we disallow tries if a player hurts his arm catching a high ball and drops it?

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We don’t stop games when players are knocked out and the ball becomes loose. The game shouldn’t and didn’t stop and the instinct on a loose ball from Fages was what you want from a player. People will whinge, they’ll moan but that’s life and that’s this forum. 

Hope Griffin isn’t as badly hurt as it looks, he’s a good player. 

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It's not good sportsmanship to score a try in such a way when a player clearly suffers a serious injury and can't possibly hold onto the ball, however, there's nothing really in place to allow players to do anything other than play on in that situation. The game basically just forces you to take advantage when it seems wrong to do so. In football you just kick the ball into touch. I suppose the Saints players could have thrown the ball into touch themselves but then how would the game be restarted? The ref can't just stop the game once Griffin goes down as there's no way to restart it again.

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1 minute ago, dkw said:

There's 12 points in it, how is it over?

Just a gut feeling.

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6 minutes ago, Dunbar said:

It's 100 times better if you are on the BBC HD channel.

much better - the same thing but with the touch judges acne scars 

see you later undertaker - in a while necrophile 

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Very torn on the Fages try. The sport is about winning and Fages would have been panned by our fans if he didn't score and we went on to lose. Equally, it didn't look good.

Very awkward, almost no win position. 

More important than all of that, horrible injury and let's wish a speedy recovery to Griffin.

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Just now, Hela Wigmen said:

 

Hope Griffin isn’t as badly hurt as it looks, he’s a good player. 

From memory hes had achilles problems in the past so this could be a major problem for him unfortunately,  though hopefully it isn't.

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3 minutes ago, Cheshire Setter said:

I know but my question is how do you differentiate the two.   In both cases it’s bad luck, but if it’s a defending player (imagine Fages hurts himself and Griffin goes the length to score) would we be debating it? 

Do we disallow tries if a player hurts his arm catching a high ball and drops it?

Its not possible to  differentiate between something that did happen and something  that didn't.  

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3 minutes ago, Hela Wigmen said:

We don’t stop games when players are knocked out and the ball becomes loose. The game shouldn’t and didn’t stop and the instinct on a loose ball from Fages was what you want from a player. People will whinge, they’ll moan but that’s life and that’s this forum. 

Hope Griffin isn’t as badly hurt as it looks, he’s a good player. 

Nope. Referees can and do stop play for head injuries

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7 minutes ago, Bod said:

Change the record, every Saints game you show your true colours. Supporting Wigan you should have no say on sportsmanship.

Give over. Scouse morals on view for the whole of the UK to see. End of. Do you see?

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