Highlanders v Force
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What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Like MP says, if players don't know the rule, they're bloody stupid. Never understood why players ditch the ball after that law was brought in.
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What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
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@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
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Monstered by de groot
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@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
Cheers, never knew that. Knew about the time limit.
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@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
Cheers, never knew that. Knew about the time limit.
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
Cheers, never knew that. Knew about the time limit.
As I mentioned above, England team member for fined for supplying Wilkinson with nice dry balls during 2011
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Can remember a league test in Palmerston North where the ball went missing for about 3 or 4 minutes ..
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@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
Cheers, never knew that. Knew about the time limit.
As I mentioned above, England team member for fined for supplying Wilkinson with nice dry balls during 2011
@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
@Crazy-Horse said in Highlanders v Force:
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
What a screwed up rule .. so someone in the crowd can hold the ball until the goal kickers time has lapsed…another bizarre rule
Do you have to use the same ball that the try was scored with to kick the conversion?
Yes since before 2011 RWC for sure
Cheers, never knew that. Knew about the time limit.
As I mentioned above, England team member for fined for supplying Wilkinson with nice dry balls during 2011
Didn't read your post above. Makes sense why they have to use the same ball. I was wondering what the point of that rule was
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@Bones Force player dips too, mitigation
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@Machpants said in Highlanders v Force:
Jesus's that's ridiculous
Upright in the tackle
what a load of shit - he almost fell over! -
What's he supposed to do with the sudden change of direction etc? ... But YC for consistency in this day and age...
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Can remember a league test in Palmerston North where the ball went missing for about 3 or 4 minutes ..
@Steven-Harris said in Highlanders v Force:
Can remember a league test in Palmerston North where the ball went missing for about 3 or 4 minutes ..
they almost ran out! None were coming back to the game
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What's he supposed to do with the sudden change of direction etc? ... But YC for consistency in this day and age...
@Mattasaurus said in Highlanders v Force:
What's he supposed to do with the sudden change of direction etc
I don't like that reasoning, the answer is not make a dangerous tackle. However if a guy nearly falling over is considered upright then there's something wrong.
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The Force kicker looks a bit 'special' when he kicks for goal.
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What's he supposed to do with the sudden change of direction etc? ... But YC for consistency in this day and age...
@Mattasaurus If you arent in a position to make a safe tackle you don't make a tackle, obviously.
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@Mattasaurus said in Highlanders v Force:
What's he supposed to do with the sudden change of direction etc
I don't like that reasoning, the answer is not make a dangerous tackle. However if a guy nearly falling over is considered upright then there's something wrong.
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@Bones I also dont like that it is called 'foul play'
To me, foul indicates dirty play
@taniwharugby said in Highlanders v Force:
@Bones I also dont like that it is called 'foul play'
To me, foul indicates dirty play
High tackles were pretty dirty in my day
