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Message: [QUOTE="Organix, post: 3504144, member: 8187"] I think Gould explained this as it being due to when the defensive line is allowed to move. To make the offside ruling simpler for the refs it is better when a player stands, places the ball then rolls the ball all relatively simultaneously. If the ball is placed on the ground, then the player stands and rolls it, it complicates and muddies the refs control of the line. Melbourne winning ensures they get bigger crowds, which will definitely bring more money in a sport-mad state than many other NRL teams in poorer areas. It's all about money. NZ in contrast being in the competition is a remnant from a time where they were focused more on capturing actual sporting areas and talent pools over money. Roosters is politis. That is money right there. Business and political deals made at games. Imagine the team played like busteds. [/QUOTE]

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