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Hasler’s Eagle-eye spots refs’ extra scrutiny on offside rule – NRL.COM
NRL referees have been urged to ping 10-metre offside penalties in a bid to maintain the integrity of the six-again rule, which caught Des Hasler’s attention as he settled in to watch Thursday night footy.
NRL referees have been urged to ping 10-metre offside penalties in a bid to maintain the integrity of the six-again rule, which caught Des Hasler’s attention as he settled in to watch Thursday night footy.
Hasler raised the prospect in his weekly media conference after Thursday’s Rabbitohs-Dragons clash in which six offside penalties were called by referee Ashley Klein.
Four of those were awarded within the first half an hour as Klein set the standard.
NRL.com has been told no official crackd…
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