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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3151736, member: 1899"] Farnworth was deemed to be holding down in the tackle. It was Herbie who eventually chased down Addo-Carr and he was a little slow to release the tackle. In that instance, Cummins gave Herbie the benefit of the doubt and deemed Addo-Carr had locked him in the tackle. The next tackle on Papenhuyzen, Herbie is on the tackle player about a second after the call of release and when they come up off the ground, Herbie still has his hand on the ball. It was a soft penalty in isolation, but I think the prior tackle contributed to it. Also another golden example of being rewarded for playing the ball off the mark. The one that did my head in was the flop from Staggs not long after Coates was denied. It didn't help the broadcasters were a tackle late so I had no idea originally what it was originally for, but there had been so many obvious flops to call one then was so out of touch with the rest of the game. [/QUOTE]

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