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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3427030, member: 9853"] You are permitted - within a limited set of circumstances - to jostle in the contest for the ball when it's not in possession. Let's not drill down into that because there are plenty of penalties in there as well. You are not permitted to obstruct a defender once the ball is in possession, whether they be catching, kicking, playing the ball or running. I'm not a referee and I was only watching it from afar on TV, but there looked like a case to me. Obviously, Feldt milked it, but that's irrelevant and not against the rules. I thought the bunker would uphold it, and they did. This is one of those cases, where you grab your tissues and cry in the corner. The Tigers had it in the bag and fucked it. If you undermine the authority of the on-field and bunker officials, you have no competition. You suck it up and move on. If there appears to be proof an official is "cheating" to affect the outcome of a match, then the correct course of action would be to report them to the police. That's a crime, which should result in a jail sentence. Human error, on the other hand, is to be expected. That's why we have the Captain's challenge. [/QUOTE]

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