Slater and Gould Criticize 'Wall' Penalty Decision

Phil Gould and Billy Slater have voiced frustration over a wall penalty call, with Gould declaring the ruling is not good for the sport.

Justin Tomlinson

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Slater and Gould Criticize 'Wall' Penalty Decision

Billy Slater and Phil Gould have expressed strong frustration following a controversial wall penalty decision. Gould criticized the ruling directly, declaring that the wall penalty is "not good for our sport."[1][2][3]

The comments from Slater and Gould reflect dissatisfaction over the penalty call. Both figures fumed at the decision, with Gould warning that such rulings negatively impact the game.[1][2][3]

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