12 min sin bin

[VM75]

At disciplinary Hearing, you are given 'credit' for accepting/admitting your offence.

I'd like to see a YC being issued for 12 mins, which is then reduced to 10 mins if the player accepts the referees sanctioning without standing in front of him waving his arms & pleading that he was innocent of the charge.

Such player behaviour treads on the slippery slope towards the sort of things we see soccer players regularly engage in.

Yesterday Kurtley Beale stood in front of the referee appealing the decision, he waved his arms & made out he'd flipped the ball up in a genuine attempt to catch it.

https://youtu.be/IxQFmtR1cYs?t=104

Maybe if there was a consequence for 'acting up' & not respecting the authority & integrity of the referee, then the players wouldn't engage in such theatrics , conversely those who accept decisions respectfully will consider themselves rewarded for their acceptance.

 

[crossref]

Well, Ben O'Keefe could have given him a second YC for dissent.
So the tool does exist ....
...and at some point you'd use it..

 

[menace]

Just look who Beale learnt it from! Bloody Chieka! He cant accept any decision against his team. Hes an embarrasment to Oz rugby.

 

[Drift]

Cheika's win rate is just over 50% IIRC, how long until he is given the boot?

 

[Dickie E]

Cheika's win rate is just over 50% IIRC, how long until he is given the boot?

its a tad under 2 years til next WC so, if he does get the Tijuana, it will need to be soonish and who might be in the wings?

 

[Martin Doughty]

Or just manage the situation. I've only had this happen once. I just calmed the player down by telling him that I could make it a red card if he wanted.

 

[didds]

... when push comes to shove do you guys at more prosaic levels actually get this rubbish? If its an elite end problem, leave it to the elite end to sort out - or not.

didds

 

[crossref]

I find that on the rare occasions a player loses control his team mates shut him up and pull him away

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

its a tad under 2 years til next WC so, if he does get the Tijuana, it will need to be soonish and who might be in the wings?

Someone with a good record, a master tactician and a level headed.

Bob Dwyer?

Or Eddie Jones??

What about Wayne Bennett - at least by keeping his mouth tightly shut he can't make a dick of himself like MC.

 

[VM75]

... when push comes to shove do you guys at more prosaic levels actually get this rubbish? If its an elite end problem, leave it to the elite end to sort out - or not.

didds

It's fairly established that whatever starts in the pro's eventually filters down to the community game, Even Hooper [capt] uttered some dissenting words at receiving his YC, it's a growing socceresk worsening in the game to my eye.

 

[VM75]

Well, Ben O'Keefe could have given him a second YC for dissent.
So the tool does exist ....
...and at some point you'd use it..

We both know that is unlikely to happen & so do players that's why they try such rubbish, I'm wondering how far the extended pleading would need to go for any Elite ref to do such, dancing on the spot? throwing himself on the ground & beating the turf with his fist??!!??

IMO Beale set a bad example to all youngsters watching, it's about time WR dissuaded/ stopped it - Hense my OP [a mildy Tongue-in-Cheik] suggestion, or was it?

 

[Phil E]

Luke Pearce marched Sale back 10m last Saturday for dissent after he had warned their hooker about it about 20 minutes earlier.

First time I have seen that this season.

 

[menace]

IMO Beale set a bad example to all youngsters watching, it's about time WR dissuaded/ stopped it - Hense my OP [a mildy Tongue-in-Cheik] suggestion, or was it?

I saw what you sid there! :wink::wink::wink:

 

[TheBFG]

... when push comes to shove do you guys at more prosaic levels actually get this rubbish? If its an elite end problem, leave it to the elite end to sort out - or not.

didds

How often do you now see players at all levels throwing their arms in the air appealing for things? And where did that start :chin:

 

[Shelflife]

Thats a pet hate of mine and I dont tolerate it.

The game is hard enough to ref without players appealing for things and shouting at you that the opposition is offside or not rolling away.

Im not talking about the player who shouts knock on when he sees it but the player whos trying to influence you unduly.

I ask them in my prematch brief, tell them to stop during the game and then penalise it.

If they are doing their job properly they wont have the time or the breath to be "advising" me.

 

[didds]

I'm reminded of something BCM666 once said... you don;t get time to talk at international rugby, you are too knackered!
(or summat like that!)

didds

 

[VM75]

I'm reminded of something BCM666 once said... you don;t get time to talk at international rugby, you are too knackered!
(or summat like that!)

didds

Sadly, now the players are 'proper' athletes [!], they've seemingly ample spare energy to protest & appeal at decisions rather than merely blow out of their ar$e .

If I'm reading responses correctly[?] then we mainly agree that such responses should be discouraged.

It bothers me not whether the conceptual 'reward' for accepting decisions is
YC
12 mins - reduced to 10
15 mins - reduced to 10
or
10 mins - reduced to 8

RC
25% uplift in ban - reduced to 0%

if World Rugby would lead on this subject then the game would further distance itself from heading towards the pleading & appealing player posturing's that blight other team sports, and make the future for all community refs brighter.


Dear Santa,
please bring a stop from pro players setting such a bad example to the community players & kids
yours
A Community [& well behaved all year] referee

 

[menace]

Dear Santa,
please bring a stop from pro players setting such a bad example to the community players & kids
yours
A Community [& well behaved all year] referee

you do realise Santa is not real? So it can't happen like that.

(sorry kiddies that didn't know this fact - but your parents have been lying to you. Blame them - don't shoot the messenger)

Try appealing to WR - apparently they are real!?

 

[Rich_NL]

You don't believe in WR, do you? Bill Beaumont is a fairy tale made up by a 12-year-old to give credibility to the laws he wrote.