All Blacks v France Test #1
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Stupid play.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@gt12 said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
How can it be that international asst refs can’t see a basic law of the game right in front of them?
I'm stunned by that. There is no special law here right?
Ref was correct.
You can put a player onside when you knock it on? Are you sure about that one?
of course:
Law 10.6
Other than under Law 10.4c, an offside player can be put onside when:
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b. An onside team-mate of that player moves past the offside player and is within or has re-entered the playing area.
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@gt12 said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
How can it be that international asst refs can’t see a basic law of the game right in front of them?
I'm stunned by that. There is no special law here right?
Ref was correct.
You can put a player onside when you knock it on? Are you sure about that one?
of course:
Law 10.6
Other than under Law 10.4c, an offside player can be put onside when:
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b. An onside team-mate of that player moves past the offside player and is within or has re-entered the playing area.
Where does that refer to after a knock on?
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Fuck me some senior players need a fucken rocket
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I know he plays for the Blues, but they should throw the ball to the Rieko guy
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You are offside if you are in front of a team mate who last played the ball and have not been put onside. He was put onside by being put onside before he played it. I thought so live and it proved to be true on replay.
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
You are offside if you are in front of a team mate who last played the ball and have not been put onside. He was put onside by being put onside before he played it. I thought so live and it proved to be true on replay.
Will need to look this one up. You can be put into side by a team mate who dropped the ball a second ago?
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@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@rancid-schnitzel said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@gt12 said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
How can it be that international asst refs can’t see a basic law of the game right in front of them?
I'm stunned by that. There is no special law here right?
Ref was correct.
You can put a player onside when you knock it on? Are you sure about that one?
of course:
Law 10.6
Other than under Law 10.4c, an offside player can be put onside when:
...
b. An onside team-mate of that player moves past the offside player and is within or has re-entered the playing area.
Where does that refer to after a knock on?
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Frustrating half. We haven't adapted to the ref, and A Smith's backchat hasn't helped there.
Way way too many basic handling errors too.
Jordie our best on the park so far. Excellent under the high ball (unlike the rest of the team) and looking very dangerous on attack.
We should be taking the points on offer and grinding them down. This isn't Super Rugby.
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Playing Cane and Whitelock isn’t working. Squire is apparently out there, but we’ve got no go forward beyond Scott Barrett.
Shit decisions by a bunch of senior players, including the captain, and a midfield who look like they met today.
First game and all that, but this is fucking shit.
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The Barretts have been very good, and in spite of what others have said, I think Crotty has been very good as well (apart from that one wrong pass). Cane and the Whitelocks get a pass mark, too. The Smiths have let us down.
@stargazer Don't think Crotty has been bad except for that one option. A positive is that he has made 40. That's worth an extra cap.
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@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
You are offside if you are in front of a team mate who last played the ball and have not been put onside. He was put onside by being put onside before he played it. I thought so live and it proved to be true on replay.
Will need to look this one up. You can be put into side by a team mate who dropped the ball a second ago?
@rapido said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
@damo said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
You are offside if you are in front of a team mate who last played the ball and have not been put onside. He was put onside by being put onside before he played it. I thought so live and it proved to be true on replay.
Will need to look this one up. You can be put into side by a team mate who dropped the ball a second ago?
Yes. but no need to look it up. I just quoted the relevant law.
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@rancid-schnitzel It doesn't, but the point is that a player after a knockon is offside because he is in front of a team mate who last played the ball.
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@kiwimurph said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
If only there was a gun ball running loosie running around NZ...
Frizzle?
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But he was offside when the player played the ball - forward. So, he’s retreating to get it. I can’t see how he isn’t offside.
@gt12 said in All Blacks v France Test #1:
But he was offside when the player played the ball - forward. So, he’s retreating to get it. I can’t see how he isn’t offside.
Because he was put onside because an onside player (the ball who last played the ball) moved past him.
To be clear, he was offside, but by the time he played the ball he wasn't offside any longer.
