Nexus - Leigh said:really ? I can only refer to the CPL reffing as I only saw those guys reff - in my opinion far too many 1 -4- 1's were applied. In a game of X-Ball it hurts a team beyond repair for that point. Dishing out a 1-4-1 and and taking two players from one tape effectivly opens the tape up for the other team to stroll down to side shoot everyone - you may as well just give them a point. Now then, don't get me wrong - if someone tries to wipe a hit of their hand or loader then fair enough, stick a 1-4-1 on them, but in the finals a Shockwave player ran from the T-bag to the snake - about three strides and a belly in - and got clipped on a pot during his slide in. He didn't fire his gun or look to move as a ref was stright on him, the ref saw the hit on his pot and then 1-4-1'd him ? fair ????
OK Nick understood, so the 141 is only for a player with a hit he didnt know about . So what do we do when a player knows he is hit and plays on, or what do we do if a player plays on with obvious or unobvious hit and wins the game(or has a massive influence in the game). Its a tough question.Nick Brockdorff said:Leigh and Giles:
We are coming from two different perspectives here on the 141 issue.
To me, the 141 rule is not there to penalize a player that breaks a rule - but rather to make the game fair - by removing an extra player, when an eliminated player (or rather a player that OUGHT to have been eliminated) has been playing the game for a period of time.
That's exactly why I like the fact we have gotten rid of the whole issue of intent in the rules.... because it really doesn't matter if the player knew he was hit or not - he has been playing after he should have been eliminated, and thus his team incurrs a penalty.
Seems fair to me.
Now, I then agree that when a player is deemed to intentionally cheat, an even harsher penalty should be imposed, and that part is currently lacking in the rules.
As for the scoreboard - I was only speaking from a spectator point of view.... and yes, something should be done to ensure teams knew where they were on time... but until such solution is found, I suggest you guys do like you did in X-Ball.... have someone in the team assume the responsibility of keeping track of time
Nick
TwizzTwizz 69 said:Well i have to say that i thought that the Marshalling was the best i have had for a long time, i know i can only say this for the fields that i played, but it was really fair, and i am not just saying this beacause my team came 3rd as we had some 1-4-1's and even a 2-4-1 in the final. To think how many game's they Marshalled, they are bound to make a couple of mistake's, i know there is always call's for pro marshall's, but i think you should have Marshall's to do a morning of each event and other's to do the Afternoon, as when you need them to be at there best on the final afternoon when they are very tired as they have already done 2 an a half days!!!
So well done to the Marshall's!!
Twizz
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