what are the T's on the try track

[wigan_twins]

today iam off school ill so i have been whachin most of the wigan match's that where on sky. And i have spent most of the day now trying to work out what the t's are on the try tracker anyone know?? :conf:

[Mike]

Where the player scored his tries from. Each T is a try. I'm not sure if its where the player received the ball, or where the last play-the-ball was taken (I don't think this has ever been explained to the audience).

The try track is the single most rubbish graphic in the whole history of sports coverage!

[Bear]

wigan_twins posted:
today iam off school ill so i have been whachin most of the wigan match's that where on sky. And i have spent most of the day now trying to work out what the t's are on the try tracker anyone know?? :conf:

Im in a Ict lesson

[old hooker]

I dont know whos idea Try Track is but it is pure nonsense,i cant understand what it is trying to tell us

[wigan_twins]

[/quote]Im in a Ict lesson[/quote]

sounds fun would rather not be ill though and i don't see the point in haveing the try tracker when no1 understands it :exc:

[Bear]

[MonoG]

sky should have invested the money they use on the try tracker into rugby league not that £3 goes very far

[cpwigan]

Try tracker is awful and worst still Phil Clarke tries so hard to makes us believe it is amazing.

[mrs_carney]

I think its from the last play the ball before the try was scored. It's only point seems to be keeping phil clarke in a job. But do you prefer Phil's try track to Stevo's useless wiggly lines drawn on the pitch?

[wigan_twins]

i hate thoes lines that they put on the pitch its as if to say that stevo new exactly what was going to happen when thats impossible to no!