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Message: [QUOTE="nopatience101, post: 3629645, member: 1755"] Blame the weak gutted nrl that has created this problem by not enforcing the rules and allowing players to have a second go at playing it on the mark, like they don’t know what they are doing by moving metres forward from it. There is no disincentive for players not to do it, refs will call them out maybe once a set at best, and half the time they still play it off the mark, and in the meantime the markers will try and hold them to the mark & then get penalised a set restart or they will get momentum off a shortened line. Every side does it, some more than others, but it is blatant cheating & drives me nuts. One day the media will have a brain fart and be awoken to it and pressure the nrl into a “crackdown”. [/QUOTE]

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