Slater and Gould Fume Over 'Wall' Penalty

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

Justin Tomlinson

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Slater and Gould Fume Over 'Wall' Penalty

Prominent rugby league figures Billy Slater and Phil Gould have publicly voiced their frustration regarding the wall penalty. Criticism surrounding the ruling escalated after Gould openly condemned the officiating decision, declaring that the wall penalty is "not good for our sport."[1][2][3]

Both Slater and Gould have expressed strong disapproval over how the wall penalty is being enforced. Their sharp reaction underlines dissatisfaction among key figures regarding the penalty and its overall impact on the game.[1][2][3]

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