NSW SOUR GRAPES!!

How state bias affects the eye site... and the call of the game.

Because the television coverage of State Of Origin rugby league is dominated by NSW biased commentators, the major topic of conversation since the final siren has been the Greg Inglis try. The rules state that when Farah struck at the ball with his foot to dislodge it from Inglis' hands, Inglis did not play at it when it struck him on the forearm, it was a rebound.This created a whole new play and Inglis was able to place the ball for a legitimate try. So boys, the rules of the game, as they stand, state that it was clearly a try; so suck it up and get over it.

Now lets talk about the incident much earlier in the game that Gus (Gus Gould)and Rabbs (Ray Warren) and the rest of the NSW whiners don't want to mention, and skipped over without as much as a backwards glance on the night.

The incident to which I refer is when Akuila Uate clearly knocked the ball on into Darius Boyd then regathered to score his try. 

If you study the replay, he actually touches it twice. Once into Boyd's arms then again when he attempts to bat it toward his players. ... No Try ... So boys, the score is actually 18 - 6.

Now did I see it that way because I am looking at it through Queensland coloured eye site? .. Perhaps.

Anyway, look at the score board all of you NSW whiners.

See you in Sydney! .... Bring your hankies.  

Musgrave Park Embassy? ... Fair Dinkum

Sam Watson and his mates have gone to the CMC to file official complaints against the Queensland Premier, The Brisbane Lord Mayor, The Qld. Police Minister and The Qld. Police Commissioner. They want to know who instigated the police action to remove activists from the Musgrave Park Tent Embassy last week and how much it costs.
While they are at it, I'd like them to find out who pays Sam Watson's wages, his Plane fair up from Sydney, how much the investigation is going to cost and who is going to pay for this frivilous complaint. I think we all know the answer to that. The hand that feeds the activists will pay... The genuine Tax Payer.

They say the police were heavy handed. Well if you don't move when you are told, you should be dragged away. What did they think would happen? Did they think the Police would just go away once the activists said they weren't moving.

To avoid trouble, as it was a week day, the Police should have waited until the "Embassy" habitants had left for work to pull down the camp. Oh! wait a minute, I forgot, they don't work. The community pays them to sit around and cause trouble.

Embassy indeed. It's just an excuse for a bunch of lay abouts to set up camp in the middle of the city. What possible good are they doing anyone, except giving themselves somewhere have a camping holiday. They have as much right to camp in a public park as any Australian in my view. That is none.

I don't except that they have rights to the land. If you go back far enough, their ancestors were invaders as much as anyone, in the same way that people all over the world now occupy land. The early tribes of 50,000 years ago or more, came to Australia across land bridges during the last ice age from diverse land masses, such as today's Indonesia, New Guinea and around from Africa and India, taking thousands of years. They all fought each other for possession of the land and rescorces. Click here to Reference ....Who was here first? .. Read Stang's View 29.01.12.

Move them out permanantly.They can go to work like anyone else or contribute something productive to this country. Help build a future ... don't live on a past that is built on politically correct myth.

NRL Still Run By NSW

NRL Judiciary ... Here we go again.

Well it must be said, one rule for New South Wales and another rule for Queensland.

How does Paul Gallen get off Scott free after kneeing a player in the head?
Regardless of the fact that no one was hurt, the intention was there. He lifted his knee into Dave Taylor's head, not just once I might add, with the express purpose of slowing down the play... It was not an accident!
When a player runs at a half back as he is kicking the ball and arrives a split second late and knocks him over, he is penalised and most of the time put on report. Because the action was not an accident.
If a player hangs out his arm as an attacking player steps inside him and hits him around the head, the contact, although careless, was still intentional and the offending player is penalised, put on report and usually suspended.
And when a player makes contact with another player's head with his knee, most of the time he is penalised and put on report and usually suspended for two to three weeks.
Unless of course you happen to be the NSW Captain.
Why don't we just have a rule that says. If you get a suspension leading up to representative games, your suspension commences when you return to club football.
This would probably help to stop the double standards.
Go The Maroons!!