@@pastorofmuppets8834 Because she was continually in the way, standing in laughable places close to rucks allowing forwards to come round the corner (if Australia were in posession), and the yellow cards were riduculous. Australia's best player on the day
That last penelty sealed that win. But they played realy well and enjoyable game. I did feel Scotland came late to the party. But when they got going was impressive.
Head to head,minimal dipping by tackled player so no mitigation so clearly a red.Cure for all this is to lower your tackle height.No one can run without legs
Well played West islanders, you're better than your men's team, Ref needs to look at where she stands at the clash areas,in the way of attacking or defending player's, Jockey position is more advantages in those situations, As for ARs when play in near goalline,ARs,need to be,on,or behind the goalline, to have a view of the Ball carrier coming towards the goaline,that way,they have a clear view of both, touchline or grounding,
There was a yellow card for Australia that wasn't included in the highlights. You can't blame mistakes by players on the ref, unless it was inconsistent.
