NRL confirms Bunker’s call in not awarding Jack Howarth grand final try was right
NRL head of football Graham Annesley says the decision to deny Storm centre Jack Howarth a second-half try was absolutely correct despite social media erupting on Sunday night that the Bunker had made an egregious error.
Storm GM Ponissi adamant Howarth no try didn’t cost Storm in Grand Final
With the Panthers holding a slim four-point lead, Melbourne centre Jack Howarth barged over the line and had seemingly levelled the game before referee Ashley Klein ruled a no-try. After a lengthy review from the bunker, the call remained and proceeded to divide the millions of viewers.
The NRL was correct to chalk off a Jack Howarth try in Melbourne's grand final loss, despite replays and viral screenshots ...
Howarth had the ball tucked under his right arm and favoured that side when he hit the deck. Andrew Johns was sitting in the ...
NRL greats Phil Gould and Paul Gallen have become a laughing stock for claiming footage of Melbourne centre Jack Howarth’s ...
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Joey fumes as controversial Bunker call denies StormImmortal Andrew Johns was left fuming by a crucial Bunker call as Storm centre Jack Howarth was denied a try with the grand final in the balance in the second half.A pin-point kick by Cameron Munster ...
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