God-King Dean
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No they f**kin' weren't.just rewinding it now....
Hayne's feet were in front of the ball when Horo kicked it.
Should I as a Saints fan be worried about facing a desperate Souths team with a shot of pinching 8th place next week?
Should I as a Saints fan be worried about facing a desperate Souths team with a shot of pinching 8th place next week?
just rewinding it now....
Hayne's feet were in front of the ball when Horo kicked it.
Doesn't matter...
If Hayne was in position at fullback in defence (and could out jump a backrower) Souths wouldn't have been that far ahead.
It didn't cost the game, it's not the end of the world.
I thought the reply clearly showed hayne bat the ball forward.
just rewinding it now....
Hayne's feet were in front of the ball when Horo kicked it.
:lol: You're so full of sh*t.
Fair enough then if its a knock on. The forward pass rule has had me confused all year with the backwards from the hands concept. Wesser and Kris Keating in my opinion have been pushing it all year with their long left to right passes, the ball always seems to be caught in front from where it was passed, and only seems to be called up when the receiver is stationary, so I assume they were 'backwards from the hands'. In any case, I think overall, players seem to be playing much flatter than they did a decade ago, unless I only started noticing it recently.After looking at the replay again a few times, if you look at the feet, Hayne does an overhead tap about 6m out from the goal line and Keating catches it overhead at about 4m out. It was ruled a knock on, not a forward pass.