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Roy Slaven· Host0:04

Hello, cobbers. H.G. Nelson here with a little bit of an update and housekeeping notes for today's episode. Obviously, after Magic Round, everybody needs to have a sit-down and a rest, and The Bludge is no different. Uh, Roy and myself are off fishing, the flat out are running, and we're hooking. Take it away, Sumpster.

Cedric Sump0:23

[upbeat music] Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to bump, it's time to thump, it's time to bludge. [body thuds] Ooh. The best of Bludging on the Blind Side.

Roy Slaven· Host0:35

Now, this comes from Dame. "While watching the Panthers-Broncos game, I was shocked. After stopping the game to check on what happened to felled Reece Walsh, the referee then changed his ruling of a turnover to a penalty, despite the collision happening a couple of plays prior. I was under the impression that the referee could not change his decision after a tackle was completed and the next play had commenced. However, I've been informed that the rule has change- has been changed to allow a referee to give a penalty after the fact. My question is, how far back can the referees go? Does this rule change apply to penalties that has yet gone unnoticed by the officials? As a Tigers supporter, I'd love to see the boys tip the ref off to Terry Lamb's errant forearm to Ellery Hanley's face in 1988."

HG Nelson· Host1:25

Well, who wouldn't?

Roy Slaven· Host1:26

Who wouldn't?

HG Nelson· Host1:26

Mm.

Roy Slaven· Host1:27

I'd love to see a penalty given for that. I'd love to see