Reds v Crusaders - Round 6

[Shiggins]

Have the refs forgot that players are not allowed to dive on balls at the ruck if it comes out ?

 

[gel]

Lol, QRU.

Just lol.

 

[Pokinacha]

Really interesting to hear the red say read the rule book.

The crusaders leave a player at the their 22 when there is a kicking dual. Once the player who receives the ball moves 5/10m ( can't remember if it's 5 or 10) or passes they are onside. Do Aussie sides know this ?

 

[Derpus]

Since when is punting it 30m not advantage from a knock on? Fucking Murphy.

 

[dru]

Starting to really enjoy the Reds handling push. Turnovers are inevitable but that's OK if there ready for the counter.

 

[Pokinacha]

So according to Murphy you can push early, destabilise the scrum and cause a turn over. Nice one

 

[dru]

Agree with Tate there. Murphy is not at all managing the stability.

 

[LeCheese]

Fuck me murphy is a wet blanket. Trying to quicken the game up by a short arm that takes 2min rather than wait another couple of seconds for Tate to put the ball in

 

[Shiggins]

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The ref told the Reds to read the rule book. You don't have to be put onside by an onside player after a kick. Once the ball is passed or the palyer who receives the kick runs 5m everyone is onside. The crusaders are using this rule.to their advantage by leaving a player near their 22 when there is a kicking duel

 

[Confucius Say]

Enterprise needed

 

[Confucius Say]

So kick it out.

 

[The Phoenix]

Really interesting to hear the ref say read the rule book.

The crusaders leave a player at the their 22 when there is a kicking duel. Once the player who receives the ball moves 5/10m ( can't remember if it's 5 or 10) or passes they are onside. Do Aussie sides know this ?

But they are advancing before being put onside.

 

[Derpus]

Really interesting to hear the ref say read the rule book.

The crusaders leave a player at the their 22 when there is a kicking duel. Once the player who receives the ball moves 5/10m ( can't remember if it's 5 or 10) or passes they are onside. Do Aussie sides know this ?

Surely not? I swear I learn a rule every game (and then forget two others).

 

[Shiggins]

But they are advancing before being put onside.

Running side to side isn't advancing.

 

[Rugby follower]

Jock is looking very confident out there tonight especially last 10 minutes. Tate is very quick to the ruck.

 

[Shiggins]

Surely not? I swear I learn a rule every game (and then forget two others).

Yeh I'm not sure if it's a new rule this year but it is true. I can't remember if it's run 5m or 10m though. But as soon as they pass the defender is onside

 

[Shiggins]

Talking about the force Reds super W game haha. The ref warned Reds 10000 times for a card and didn't award any. Was a laugh.

 

[Dan54]

Surely not? I swear I learn a rule every game (and then forget two others).

Lol yep Derps that always been right, so long as you don't move towards ball you stand still until it's gane 5m and then all good. Funnily enough it's one that stuck in my brain, not sure why.

 

[dru]

Talking about the force Reds super W game haha. The ref warned Reds 10000 times for a card and didn't award any. Was a laugh.

Reds W were sublime and easy the better team. Force threatened when needing 2 tries in the last 10 but the Reds comfortably took control back and put it out of doubt.

 

[Dan54]

Yeh I'm not sure if it's a new rule this year but it is true. I can't remember if it's run 5m or 10m though. But as soon as they pass the defender is onside

Old rule mate.