Exeter v Harlequins - HIGHLIGHTS | The Game of the Year?! | Gallagher Premiership 2022/23
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Every time these 2 play each other it reminds me why I love rugby.
so too irish & bristol
Tshiunza is such a remarkable prospect
Yep, glad Wales wrapped him up before the vultures England or France could get their hands on him.👍
a Welsh rugby international. He attended Whitchurch High School in Cardiff, former students are Sam Warburton, Gareth Bale, and Geraint Thomas.
Tshiunza is pure class
@@huwwilliams3230 what a record that school PE department has. Tour de France winner, Welsh rugby World Cup Captain, (soon to be) Welsh Football World Cup Captain. And now Christ… who I would put money on being a future Wales captain.
Warburton and Bale were actually in the same year in school aswell.
@@samothemano My former games master is was head of department. Nurtured 50+ Wales cap Ian Gough too
I was at the stadium for this and the atmosphere was incredible. This is what rugby is all about!!
this is how kids would like to join rugby
Regardless of the potential forward pass (I do think the advantage should go to the attacking team) WHAT A GAME, what the premiership is all about!
the pass looks clearly forward, I think tempest had a meal of that
Absolutely fantastic game to watch as a neutral, I just wanted to see two teams play good rugby and that I did. Last try - 50/50 and great to see the ref consistently giving the attacking team the benifit of the doubt. That Tshiunza has a great career ahead of him
What a fabulous and outstanding game of rugby. Hats off to both teams and the spectators for such a spectacle. When rugby is played like this there is no better team sport on the planet imho.😍
compared to a super rugby game this was poor. loads of points but woeful defending. how could quins let the fat prop recycle it so close to touch?? bundle the hippo over the line and u win the game u numpties!
Can't wait to see Tshiunza back in a Wales shirt 👌
I love this commentator, when Tshiunza scores the last try! 😂
I've never seen Northmore play before but I like this guy for England
He has even pushed Merchant out wide on the wing he has a feel for the game reminds me of Conrad Smith.
For the last try, you need to show the whole passage of play, right from chiefs own goal line!
4:11 can’t believe this wasn’t pulled back double movement, hes practically crawled form the 5m line
I thought that live also. I understand one move off the knees, but not two
An unbelievable game. In some respects I appreciate the ref backing himself, but it looked a forward pass and the TMO also seemed to advise forward. I think the ref was caught up in the adrenaline of the moment
I'm a quin's fan and while it hurts, I think I'd rather see the ref give the advantage to the attacking team and only bring it back if it's clearly a forward pass. That looked worse in real time but it was 50/50 in slow mo and without getting the coloured markers out I think it's tough to tell.
@@tommiigun fair point. For the good of the game, if calls like this are consistent throughout the season, it should only make the rugby better to watch
More and more refs are showing their egos and being reluctant to have their own decisions questioned. Seeing it so much at the top level these days. Fingers crossed Owens will remind them why they are there.
What a win for Exeter by my God, they made it hard on themselves!
These two have previous. The 2021 final was epic as well.
Good to see Harry Williams, Stu Townshend and Cowan-Dickie back. They were all sorely missed last year
Great game rugby. Love it!
wonderful game go Chiefs!!!
What a game! I think the pass from hogg was good so not complaints. Bout time exeter won one of the encounters 😝
Quins 1st try was allowed, so should Exeter last try. Either let both go, or call them both. The ref is consistent at least, giving the advance to the attacking team
That's not how it works. Yes, Quins should have had their checked, but none of the officials decided it was needed. The TMO rarely gets it wrong because they have more views than the on-field officials - yet the ref said from the outset that he had no intention of overturning his own decision. Personal bias, much?
What a match! 🔥
The crowd were immense
It's not "clear" and "obvious" that the pass was forward, looked flat. Tempest decision was correct IMO if you go by the terminology of the pass being "clear" and "obvious". If you want to see a forward pass, look at the try Quins scored before half time, that pass from Green to Murley looked worse than Hogg to Schickerling 🤷♂
Correct. The Quins one was far more clearly forward.
It's very clear and very obvious the pass is forward, it comes out with the players hands facing forward as well. The decision was piss poor, firstly by the touchie and then secondly by the referee.
@@ynotnilknarf39 It's not though is it? If it was, Tempest wouldn't have spent 2 minutes looking at whether it was forward or not. The touch judge was in line and thought it was fine in real time. The TMO is relying on angles which aren't in line. The ref also thought it was fine in real time. So, with those facts in place, how does that make the pass "clear" and "obvious"? Plus, the wider angle showed it was flat/back. Further investigation went into the try post-match, the line/direction of the ball went back, though some angles show the ball coming out the hands forward, the angle with the best perspective, the wider angle, shows the ball coming out of the hands flat.
@@dominicspicer9390 Correct.
It was forward!
If Hogg’s pass was forward, the one to Murley earlier in the game was more forward than a forward thing going forward
100%
Referee was paid off. That last pass from Exeter was clearly forward
Beast! 7 is a Beast.
Pass from Hogg was cool not sure about his hair though
As a neutral - it was fwd
Well done ref for sticking to the last try.
Quin's first try had a more blatant forward pass (@1.32 in the vid) than Exeter's at the end, but they didn't look like they referred it to the TMO in these highlights? We need more continuity in Refereeing decisions. I expect the ref thought he'd let it slide as Quins looked like they were getting a proper shoeing at the time and what harm could it do .... little did he know that it would make a big difference in the end?
I don't think the pass for Quins' first try was forward. It looks worse than it was because he was tackled after making the pass.
@@treecko7424 exactly. It’s probably fine and impossible to tell from that angle.
Agreed, more blatant... grass cut shows this.. starts behind and finishes quite forward of change in shade. But some you win and some you lose.
@@adrianhunt9981 irrelevant though where it lands in relation to Green. He has forward momentum and is stopped at release so bound to go in front.
Feels like they just let it go cause chiefs were so far ahead. Should be better in professional sport
Shickerlings is definitely crawling
Forward
Where on this earth do they make humans like Tshiunza?
Cardiff.
Can you show the kicks as well??
people complaining about these poor, match changing decisions just coz it’s exeter. been happening to sale for about 9 months
Forward pass for quins first try?
Firstly as a quins fan I’m not even salty about the forward pass, advantage should go with attacking side and the angles he had weren’t good enough.
What I am extremely salty about is it’s EVERY week that ref’s let the opposition stand a yard off side and say nothing, if that forward pass was on quins side it’s getting called all day - even the RFU allow everyone else but Marcus back a week early clearly costing us against Saracens who were allowed everybody back including itoje who was out with a concussion in the same period…. So yeah much salt right now, not getting a fair crack although you can’t start like that every week and expect to get anything from games.
Exeter deserved to win, another “what could have been” for Quins
There was a forward pass for there first try and it wasn't called though?
Poor quins that was definitly forward if you look at the pitch markings
The game of the season
Seasons just started 😭
💯 forward but who cares, great game 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wow
Blatantly forward 😂 he was even stood in front of the pass
Salty Quins fan I see
I'm a neutral in this fight, and it looked flat to me, the receiver even had to pause as the ball would have been behind him otherwise.
I think the ref made the only decision he could as there was no absolute evidence for a forward pass. The TMO is there to support and advise the ref, not to tell him what decision to make.
@@nickmaclachlan5178 yeah was a tough call to make i think it was flat just in the spirit of the game that try was worth giving
@@nickmaclachlan5178 Completely neutral as well and honestly it is forward and you can't say otherwhise... Simply look at the distance between Hogg and the 40m line when the ball leaves its hands and the distance between Schickerling and said line when he catches the ball! And Hogg was just being tackled by Smith so he was almost at a stop, so his speed moving forward (and therefore the speed of the ball) cannot explain such a forward movement by the ball.
Neutral. It looked very flat, verging on the point of forwards. I was at the Sarries v Bristol game when the last pass from Joyce was forward. That cost Bris the game, but it was blatantly forward. This was less clear. I feel very sorry for Quins fans as in any other scenario that’d be a forward Pass.
Refs need to be more modest, literally was so rushed and ignorant of his decision being wrong. Straight up ignored the TMO so the refs decision wasn’t overturned
He looked more unhappy at the prospect of looking slightly foolish having been eager to award the try then eventually hearing the TMO, than actually caring about making the right call.
Amazing game though. I know some hate the amount both teams concede, but it’s so exciting.
At the end of the day the TMO doesn’t trump the referee in my opinion we’ve seen to much of that happening over the last few years and it wasn’t clear or obviously forward
More forward than I am on a first date. Ref bottled it because the clock was up. Any other time of the game and he'd have taken more time.
What are your thoughts on the quinn's first try pass?
Definitely sus too. Could also argue 2 movements to get it over the line 🤷🏼♂️
tenk yu
Quins need a decent understudy to Danny Care.
Hogg's barnet 🤦🏼♂️
Great refereeing
that's why props shouldn't be on the wing
Amazing game, shame that it was won off the back of a 50/50 decision from the ref over turning the video ref.
Great game. Shame the outcome is slightly tainted.
It wasn’t a forward pass it was completely flat
cant watch that g add every play
harlequins robbed , firstly the Northmore try and then the try at the end . poor from Ian tempest
Sure, that's why you lost ;). cry more
"Out the hands forward" one of the stupidest phrases in rugby only beaten by meters out of yardage in RL :'D
Beyond stupid, there was nothing wrong with the decision of back or flat as dictated by the flight of the ball, forward was the ball traveling forward from the passing player, blame your pundits for this one, the hand direction only became relavant following endless video scrutiny, any referee outside the top two levels has to rely on the flight of the ball, this rule does refereeing at any other level a huge disservice
you can't rely on the flight of the ball for two reasons: 1) players are running relative to the pitch so a pass that is backwards from their perspective (running) can also be moving forward relative to the pitch. An example: a player runs at 10mph and passes the ball woth backwards velocity component of 5mph. the ball is still travelling in the direction the player is running at 5mph but they threw it backwards. 2) the ball spins which means that it doesn't travel in a straight line, passes can be flat out of the hands and end up forward at the end of the flight. 1) is more important than 2). you have to use the balls motion out of the hands relative to the player to accout for these two factors.
@@willfisher6712 nope
@@willfisher6712 Oh and just to clarify I'm not against them passing forward (I'm a rugby league fan mainly and they do it all the time), it just doesn't make the phrase/ rule any less stupid ;)
Amazing Game! But shame about the ignorant Exeter fans still singing the Tomahawk chop.
Moral of the story: Ian is blind
no u
Flat pass
Gutless touch judge not to have flagged that obvious forward pass straight from the off. For the referee then to say he couldn't obviously see that as a forward pass is a joke and makes him unfit to officiate.
I don't support either team but it's crap like that that not only frsutrates fans but coaches and players alike and actually brings the sport into disrepute for not actually ruling correctly on laws of the games that are there for fairness!
What about the forward pass for quins' first try?
some pathetic tackling - letting your opponent get past before tackling ain't going to end well
Reason number 707 why nobody outside Devon likes Exeter. They are like the Crusaders in Super Rugby. No referee wants to go against them.
absolutely insane statement 🤣🤣
keep injecting that copium bud
Reason 708 Exeter is in Devon which means obviously no one else is going to support them bit like someone from Somerset he’s more likely going to support Bristol Bears than sale sharks
Even as a Saracens fan I disagree with you there.