Azon lovagolok hogy miert esik nehezere egy semleges "nezonek" azt elismerni hogy a biro tenykedese kapcsan szuletett a francia pontok 90%.


a masik hogy "konspiracio" egyenesen nevettseges :)
annyira nyilvanvalo mi tortent, sportpolitikai dontes volt a kezdo biro kijelolese egy olyan meccsen ahol a Tri Nations bajnoka jatszott a Six Nations bajnokaval.

A jelentosegere hogy 2 felidoben egyszer SEM buntette a hazaiakat az (utalatam a aus -eng meccsre) jobban ertheto ha vegre felfognank,
(utalok Orbix-ra konkretan aki egyre masra emlegeti a focit, mint parhuzamot, pedig nyilvanvaloan egyik jatekkal sincs tisztaban)


holott a Penalty az a fociban is penalty, büntető avagy tizi...azzal hogy rugbyben nincs kapus

Tehat hogy Wilkinson osszes pontjabol
1 volt cel es 12 droap goal
49 penalty/23 conversion
az nem azt jelenti hogy 49 fejes gol ert el, hanem hogy
bebikazott 72 db tizit (konkretan 23db ketpontost, 49db 3pontost)

hogy bevonjuk egy ujabb sportot pl kosarlabdat
(a 2pontos kb olyan mint kosarlabdaban az 1 pontos bunteto a palank elott )


Ha figyelembe vesszuk hogy mi mindenert kell kiosztani ezt a penalty akkor nyilvanvalo hogy nem tevedesbol nem szolt a sip:

In rugby football, the penalty is the main disciplinary sanction available to the referee to penalise players who commit deliberate infringements. The team who did not commit the infringement are given possession of the ball and may either kick it towards touch (in which case the ball back rule is waived), attempt a place kick at goal, or tap the ball with their foot and run it. It is also sometimes used as shorthand for penalty goal.

* Failing to release the ball after being tackled, or the tackling player failing to release the tackled player.
* Entering a ruck or maul from the side.
* Leaving one's feet in the ruck.
* Deliberately collapsing a scrum or maul.
* Scrum infringements: not binding properly on an opponent (for prop forwards) or a team-mate (for other players); leaving the scrum before the ball has emerged from it; not pushing straight against the opposing pack.
* Being offside and not making an effort to move to an onside position.
* Tackling infringements: a high tackle (where contact is made above the shoulders); tackling a player in the air or a player holding a team-mate off the ground; or tackling without trying to grasp the ball-carrier and bring him to ground (eg a shoulder charge or push).
* Violent or foul play: punching, elbowing, kicking, headbutting, tripping and so forth.
* Deliberately throwing or knocking the ball forwards, or out of play in any direction.
* Tackling or holding an opponent who is not in possession of the ball.
* Obstructing an opponent from tackling the ball-carrier (crossing).
* Not retreating ten metres at a penalty.
* Contesting or dissenting from a referee's decision, or using abusive language or conduct towards any match official.
* Any other action the referee considers to be "contrary to good sportsmanship" (such as throwing the ball away while play is stopped in order to prevent a prompt restart, especially if time is close to expiring).