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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3423975, member: 8423"] On this point and the Hosking call, I am not saying the no try wasn't harsh as others like it are sometimes given but this is the problem with the NRL in general, no consistency. The call for the Hosking no try IS the right one, he did a textbook double movement, intent does not matter. This should be the case no matter what happens once the ball hits the ground while you are held under the current rules. The issue is when the idiot video refs decide to see things no one else sees and bring in different interpretations. The rule should be an absolute no brainer to implement. You move the arm after it touches the ground in an extending motion, regardless of intent and it isn't because of momentum, you are done, no try. [/QUOTE]

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