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Offline Rory

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Re: International Rugby
« Reply #3870 on: March 24, 2023, 07:52:41 PM »
Yeah, i started thinking a few lines would enough and got carried away. Rugby looks complicated written down but in play everything makes a lot more sense.

I'm sure everything you said made perfect sense.I'll try to get my head around it and get back to you. Thanks Paul!

That would be a free-kick.

Nice.

Offline paul_e

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Re: International Rugby
« Reply #3871 on: March 24, 2023, 09:05:19 PM »
I noticed now I'm on my laptop there were a few typos and bit that weren't as clear as I'd like so I've made a few changes to the post.

I honestly hope it helps people because I do understand that for people who don't know the sport/haven't played the technical penalties can get really messy and hard to follow. I didn't include the lineout because most of the penalties there are actually in the resultant maul but I'm happy to cover anything if anyone is unsure.

I'm also very sorry for anyone who doesn't give a shit about this, I took Rory's request in good faith and hope it will help him if he chooses to watch games going forward.

I've just read through and it absolutely helps, thanks Paul. So how long do you have to let go of the ball/man after a tackle, and what constitutes a completed tackle?

Completed tackle: Knee or arse on the floor.

Letting go is generally when the ref calls the tackle as complete but is policed by outcome so if you're stopping play from progressing you get penalised, if that makes sense.

Offline Rory

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Re: International Rugby
« Reply #3872 on: March 24, 2023, 09:22:13 PM »
I noticed now I'm on my laptop there were a few typos and bit that weren't as clear as I'd like so I've made a few changes to the post.

I honestly hope it helps people because I do understand that for people who don't know the sport/haven't played the technical penalties can get really messy and hard to follow. I didn't include the lineout because most of the penalties there are actually in the resultant maul but I'm happy to cover anything if anyone is unsure.

I'm also very sorry for anyone who doesn't give a shit about this, I took Rory's request in good faith and hope it will help him if he chooses to watch games going forward.

I've just read through and it absolutely helps, thanks Paul. So how long do you have to let go of the ball/man after a tackle, and what constitutes a completed tackle?

Completed tackle: Knee or arse on the floor.

Letting go is generally when the ref calls the tackle as complete but is policed by outcome so if you're stopping play from progressing you get penalised, if that makes sense.

Definitely. Last one (I promise) what's a knock-on?

Offline chrisw1

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Re: International Rugby
« Reply #3873 on: March 24, 2023, 10:23:50 PM »
When you knock the ball forward with your hands instead of catching it / picking it up.

Offline Rory

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Re: International Rugby
« Reply #3874 on: March 24, 2023, 10:49:04 PM »
Thanks Chris.

 


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