Penalty Try and yellow card

medavidcook


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Hey

Played a game and this happened but ref did nothing

5m out from try line attackingn ball 2 on 1 out wide and defending player knocks ball down as attempted interception. What wud u have done?
 
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You say yourself it was an attempted interception?
So Knock on, scrum.
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If it stopped a probable try being scored PT and YC.
 

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You say "the referee did nothing.". By that do you mean not even a scrum?

If he gave the scrum I'd say without seeing the incident I can't possibly say it was not a reasonable call. It would depend upon what I saw.

If he did nor even give a scrum, perhaps he was unsighted.

I can't see how anybody not seeing the incident can comment definitively.
 

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The answer is
. If it was a genuine and realistic interception attempt it's a knock on and scrum
- if it was a cynical knock down its a PT and a YC

Sometimes it's an obvious decision, sometimes it's tricky.
The OP showed how fine the line is, when he referred to an interception attempt, but he was obviously expecting a YC. Well which was it? It has to be one or the other

Well, you have to see it to tell......
 

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The answer is
. If it was a genuine and realistic interception attempt it's a knock on and scrum
- if it was a cynical knock down its a PT and a YC

Sometimes it's an obvious decision, sometimes it's tricky.
The OP showed how fine the line is, when he referred to an interception attempt, but he was obviously expecting a YC. Well which was it? It has to be one or the other

Well, you have to see it to tell......

Here's an example of a 'deliberate?' knock-on where the PT decision seems to rest solely on which colour shirt you support .....

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P6ArCpzD7UM

From 1:14:30s on the clock ...

Obvious from my leaning !
 
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