Northland v Waikato
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@machpants looked like Roe touched the line on the opposite side
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@machpants looked like Roe touched the line on the opposite side
@taniwharugby said in Northland v Waikato:
@machpants looked like Roe touched the line on the opposite side
No I don't think so on sky, 4k screen, not quite to me
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How we were outflanked by a team 1 down says it all really
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How we were outflanked by a team 1 down says it all really
@taniwharugby eh you're probably still gonna win
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How we were outflanked by a team 1 down says it all really
@taniwharugby said in Northland v Waikato:
How we were outflanked by a team 1 down says it all really
Backs overcommitted to ruck.
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@machpants where did we knock that on, Olsen put it down and it rolled forward didn't it
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@machpants where did we knock that on, Olsen put it down and it rolled forward didn't it
@taniwharugby said in Northland v Waikato:
@machpants where did we knock that on, Olsen put it down and it rolled forward didn't it
Dunno he grabbed at it again I think, and knocked it
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If that's first off red shouldn't it be a penalty?
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Ball is behind him. That shouldn't be a try. WTF is Mike Fraser drunk?
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Can you stand Infront of the ball like that and take it off the back of the ruck? Genuine question
@yeetyaah depends on the ref...Sotutu did a few weeks back but Kerevi couldn't...
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I think @NTA posted the rules the other day. I can't remember what it was when one foot is behind the ball.
Find it.
@nta said in All Blacks vs Pumas II:
@nzzp said in All Blacks vs Pumas II:
Anyone know what the actual rule on picking up the ball from inside a ruck is? Do you just need something behind that last foot? Because ruling one out last week and letting it stand this week is a bad look for world rugby.
From the most recent Game Management Guidelines:
"At a tackle, a player can pick up the ball as long as one foot is level with or behind the ball. At a ruck, a
player can pick up the ball as long as both feet are level with or behind the ball. If a player is still bound
with an opponent, then they cannot pick up the ball."So if there is no ruck, one foot. If it's a ruck and you're not bound to an opponent, two feet.
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Can you stand Infront of the ball like that and take it off the back of the ruck? Genuine question
@yeetyaah said in Northland v Waikato:
Can you stand Infront of the ball like that and take it off the back of the ruck? Genuine question
No, I didn't see him pick up. But if he didn't have a foot behind the ball, he's outsider. Unless ref decided it wasn't a ruck
