Blues Leinster
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2016 8:05 pm
at the game, is the ref as bad on tv as he seems to be here?
Fucking hell!Lord Llandaff wrote:Shocking. Who the f*ck allows a ref from Dublin to referee Leinster?
And Leinster did seem to be getting the "rub of the green" on 50-50 decisions. Just I coincidence, I'm sure.WaspInWales wrote:Fucking hell!Lord Llandaff wrote:Shocking. Who the f*ck allows a ref from Dublin to referee Leinster?
Leinster ref, refereeing Leinster?!?
He is a member of the Leinster referees society. Regardless of performance, and there were some daft calls, it's not fair putting a ref in such a position.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:If he is from Dublin, and I can't be arsed to check, then he must be registered elsewhere to referee and must have come through the ranks elsewhere. I can tell you that just because you live somewhere doesn't mean that you feel well disposed to their rugby team.
You've made me check it now. He's a Leinster man through and through. Born in Dublin, played at St Mary's. Unbelievable. The league's administration has reached new depths. I didn't see enough of the game to say whether he was baised or just rubbish - unlike Ben Whitehouse, who now I've looked was a Swansea boy refereeing the Os - but the problem with non-neutral refs is that you end up in a world of perpetual blame of officials and scandal.Sandydragon wrote:He is a member of the Leinster referees society. Regardless of performance, and there were some daft calls, it's not fair putting a ref in such a position.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:If he is from Dublin, and I can't be arsed to check, then he must be registered elsewhere to referee and must have come through the ranks elsewhere. I can tell you that just because you live somewhere doesn't mean that you feel well disposed to their rugby team.
Correct. It's unfair on everyone concerned.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:You've made me check it now. He's a Leinster man through and through. Born in Dublin, played at St Mary's. Unbelievable. The league's administration has reached new depths. I didn't see enough of the game to say whether he was baised or just rubbish - unlike Ben Whitehouse, who now I've looked was a Swansea boy refereeing the Os - but the problem with non-neutral refs is that you end up in a world of perpetual blame of officials and scandal.Sandydragon wrote:He is a member of the Leinster referees society. Regardless of performance, and there were some daft calls, it's not fair putting a ref in such a position.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:If he is from Dublin, and I can't be arsed to check, then he must be registered elsewhere to referee and must have come through the ranks elsewhere. I can tell you that just because you live somewhere doesn't mean that you feel well disposed to their rugby team.
Sit picking their holes.Ross. S wrote:The most rediculous thing is, wouldn't it have been far easier if Ben Whiehouse had gone to ref the Cardiff match while Dudley Philips went to Ulster for the O's game? Far less traveling, less chance of people calling bias.
Makes you wonder wtf the pro12 organisers actually do
Always.Ross. S wrote:You're assuming they can find them![]()
Also, Is it just me or does Ben Whitehouse always come across as a complete asshole?