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Without consulting the law book, I would say no. The Referee wants to see players clearly on side and that's not clear for me. I think the GMG reference something about both feet behind the line and in those instances where a player takes a three point start, the hand must be behind the line.

Tumut v Waratahs @ Adelong, Friday Night City v Griffith @ Mater Dei, Saturday - Women's kickoff at 1:30pm, Men from 2pm WAC v HAC @ CSU, Saturday - Women's kickoff at 1:30pm, 1st Grade from 3:15pm

http://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/4544911/coach-switch-as-mitchell-joins-ag-college/?cs=147 Whatever happened to the teacher from Mt Austin? My mail was that Will was focusing on his budding pro-am career peppering the pins and polishing off a few gooners.

They're relegated to Thirsty Thirds. First match an away game to the mighty Hay Cutters, players must hitch hike to get there as there's nothing left in the kitty for travel. A gofundme page has been set up for shorts and socks, they've managed to pick up a set of jerseys from their major...

The draft draw has been released to clubs.

3rd Grade Draw will be released shortly. There may be some changes to the draw, however the competition will definitely go ahead. Where do you blokes hear this stuff?

Probably pretty similar to their world cup team I would imagine? They mightn't be able to wear the same gear though.

Tahs, Leeton and CSU played. Reddies played Leeton in the final and went down 40-10 despite two yellow cards to Leeton. Leeton were in their element in 10's, with unlimited subs and heaps of room. They had a handy 7 and a 14 who played well. Reddies were well served by Mitch Fealy and Dean...

Royals v Harlequins in Albury was a typical trial. Neither team as accurate as I expected but there were a number of changes during 6 x 20min periods. Both were reasonably fit, Royals have some good building blocks there in the front row and a handy 7. Royals young #10 played well early...

An Ag teacher at Mt Austin High, Brad Kent ? Name is probably you wrong, went through WAC as a student with a league background. The only club yet to secure a coach is Griffith I believe.

I can't believe that wasn't the message from the coaches box in that match! Surely as an International Level coach, you're across those things and you have spoken to your team about them. If not, get the message out there to nullify the tactic. A few strong linebreaks would have resolved that...

I new you wood say that.

There, they're, their. Don't be so pacific.

It's been a refereeing technique/game management strategy for some time now, the general term is to "let it breath" and create a clear picture about what the maul is. Generally this is to promote the flow of the game, otherwise every man and his dog is looking to kill the maul at every chance...

Good point mate, World Rugby will need to clarify that one for sure! The flipside of that is that (from a pure lawbook perspective) there are actually a lot more mauls in a game than are ever adjudicated as such. The laws are just different shades of grey!

Uni got up 5 converted tries to 3 converted tries over 4 x 20min quarters. Uni too strong at the scrum, Rebels more accurate at the breakdown. Backlines fairly even although Uni were more experienced in this department.

It was easily into the 50's or so but that doesn't include the two dogs. largely made up of travelling family from the Rebels with a spattering of locals from the Steamers. Rugby is a tough sell on the Border, the match was well supported by the club, the Steamers always put on a good show and...

Played on Saturday in Albury mate. They played in Wagga last year but will likely play in Albury again next year.

In this vein, it's worth a mention that the Sydney Uni v Rebels Under 20s fixture in the Riverina has been a welcome early season highlight for those of us in this area of the world. Great effort from both teams to get out of the big smoke, get in the bus and play some great rugby in Southern...

Or remorse, saying sorry after the fact is a cop out.