Rebels v Crusaders
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That's twice they've been pinged for that now, simple lack of awareness of what's going on
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I wish NZ teams would put away the attcking kick. Hold onto the ball for some phases and build pressure rather than trying to score in one play.
@Damo bloody hate them.
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That was amazingly poor ruck defence.
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Matera has been huge in the 2nd spell.
Nice finish by Williams
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@KiwiMurph said in Rebels v Crusaders:
The skill level gap between these teams is enormous.
T Williams ABs? Wouldn't mind it.
I'd have him over Bower.
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61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
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61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
I looked it up and there's no restrictions on moving into that space once ball is thrown. Cf. the 15m line, which is disallowed.
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Matera looks hurt
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@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
@antipodean said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
Right - I knew the 15m rule and that the hooker/opponent could be there. The crucial bit is 29d after "any player in the lineout may...".
*Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over. *
If they move in there and AREN'T in a position to receive (i.e. ahead of the ball), then it's a short arm.
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@KiwiMurph said in Rebels v Crusaders:
T Williams ABs? Wouldn't mind it.
Not so keen on his defence there though
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@antipodean said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
Right - I knew the 15m rule and that the hooker/opponent could be there. The crucial bit is 29d after "any player in the lineout may...".
*Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over. *
If they move in there and AREN'T in a position to receive (i.e. ahead of the ball), then it's a short arm.
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@antipodean said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
Right - I knew the 15m rule and that the hooker/opponent could be there. The crucial bit is 29d after "any player in the lineout may...".
*Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over. *
If they move in there and AREN'T in a position to receive (i.e. ahead of the ball), then it's a short arm.
That particular requirement (and to keep moving) is more honoured in the breach...
There is a specific law about the 15m but nothing about the 5m line. Ergo it is fine.
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@KiwiMurph said in Rebels v Crusaders:
T Williams ABs? Wouldn't mind it.
Not so keen on his defence there though
@Bones especially given the AB defence patterns won't improve him...
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@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@antipodean said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
Right - I knew the 15m rule and that the hooker/opponent could be there. The crucial bit is 29d after "any player in the lineout may...".
*Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over. *
If they move in there and AREN'T in a position to receive (i.e. ahead of the ball), then it's a short arm.
That particular requirement (and to keep moving) is more honoured in the breach...
There is a specific law about the 15m but nothing about the 5m line. Ergo it is fine.
@Damo said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@antipodean said in Rebels v Crusaders:
@NTA said in Rebels v Crusaders:
61:22 - Crusaders throw the ball in. Two of their players move inside the 5m before Whitelock drops it down to them. Is that illegal? Lineout isn't over, after all. Only the hooker could be there I thought?
Once the ball is thrown you can move.
Right - I knew the 15m rule and that the hooker/opponent could be there. The crucial bit is 29d after "any player in the lineout may...".
*Leave the lineout so as to be in a position to receive the ball, provided they remain within 10 metres of the mark of touch and they keep moving until the lineout is over. *
If they move in there and AREN'T in a position to receive (i.e. ahead of the ball), then it's a short arm.
That particular requirement (and to keep moving) is more honoured in the breach...
There is a specific law about the 15m but nothing about the 5m line. Ergo it is fine.
Fucking lawyers
Edit: tongue in cheek I hope it's realised. Your law clarifications are gold dust.
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Very much a mixed bag out there from the saders, some sublime stuff with some shit stuff.
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Very much a mixed bag out there from the saders, some sublime stuff with some shit stuff.
@taniwharugby handling errors. Terrible
