Penalty Magnets

[Hugh Jarse]

Well done to Liam Gill with so few penalties.

The #7 role typically has to push the boundaries of the Laws to do their job.

Has he borrowed Sir Richies jacket while he is off on sabbatical, or has CSIRO finally developed an Australian version of the Cloak of Invisibility?

 

[Rassie]

Well done to Liam Gill with so few penalties.

The #7 role typically has to push the boundaries of the Laws to do their job.

Has he borrowed Sir Richies jacket while he is off on sabbatical, or has CSIRO finally developed an Australian version of the Cloak of Invisibility?

Maybe he was busy making tackles than to go ball hunting and giving a way penalties? Stats can tell you a lot depends on the question asked

 

[Gnostic]

Maybe he was busy making tackles than to go ball hunting and giving a way penalties? Stats can tell you a lot depends on the question asked

The best comment I have read regarding use of statistics in a long time.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Ali Williams (Akl Blues) must be up there with the best performers in this category.

IMHO he was a significant contributor to his teams defeat by the Reds.

According to the blues own infographic Ali Williams conceded four [4] out of nine [9] team penalties in this game. That is a big number (and %) for one game.

http://www.theblues.co.nz/News/2013-4-29/Blues-v-Reds-Stats.aspx

 

[Paradox]

Interesting, no Dan Palmer. Demonstrates he can scrummage and that from a refs point of view, he's perceived as a good scrummager