Our Premiership winning 5/8? Your point?
You got nothing.
Our Premiership winning 5/8? Your point?
Well skeepe got it right on the second attempt. Which kind of leaves the door open. Is a team "properly formed" and "ready to contest" if there is no halfback present? Also does the rest of that section include anything about blowing time back on if the formation is broken?
Wtf are you on about? It doesn't say anything about both front rows interlocking before the 2nd row can join. It says your own teams front row has to bind before your own 2nd row can join.
To form a scrum not more than three forwards of either team shall interlock arms and heads and create a clear tunnel at right angles to the touch line.
You got nothing.
First of all, derp for the attempted images.
Secondly, here is the relevant section for time off.
Um...
Buggered if I know how one front row can interlock heads and create a tunnel on their own...
Can't contest a scrum if there is no one to feed the ball.
So does that apply to when the non-feeding team want to stop the clock? Or does it only apply when the team with the feed wants to stop the clock?
Obviously you cannot contest a scrum if you have no halfback. You sort of need a halfback to feed the ball. No halfback, no feed. No feed, no scrum. derp
So if the team without the feed wants time off, the team feeding the scrum just has to keep the halfback away and the ref can't call time off? Is that what you're saying?
So if the team without the feed wants time off, the team feeding the scrum just has to keep the halfback away and the ref can't call time off? Is that what you're saying?
Golden try wouldn't work, look how long it took tonight between tries. Unless you made it unlimited timeI'm a lurker here but thought I'd chime in with 2 things & I don't follow any of these two teams so it's a non-bias approach: the first is that something needs to be done about the officiating in Golden Point. The referees don't want to make calls that would affect the outcome of the match and the end result is offside players, strips going unnoticed, touches which would extend a teams tackle count being ignored etc.
The other is the back & forth lottery that is kicking a field goal. I think someone else here said it as well, but in my opinion it should be the first to score wins. I think Manly were the better team tonight, their defense was outstanding and Melbourne did look out of the match until late in the 2nd and if they would have won in Golden Point I think it wouldn't have done Manly justice.
I'm a lurker here but thought I'd chime in with 2 things & I don't follow any of these two teams so it's a non-bias approach: the first is that something needs to be done about the officiating in Golden Point. The referees don't want to make calls that would affect the outcome of the match and the end result is offside players, strips going unnoticed, touches which would extend a teams tackle count being ignored etc.
The other is the back & forth lottery that is kicking a field goal. I think someone else here said it as well, but in my opinion it should be the first to score wins. I think Manly were the better team tonight, their defense was outstanding and Melbourne did look out of the match until late in the 2nd and if they would have won in Golden Point I think it wouldn't have done Manly justice.
Man of the match: Matt Cecchin (Manly Sea Eagles)
What a game of footy from both side.
No disrespect to Melbourne cause they can only play the whistle, but 6-1 penalty count second half and a missed 6 again and strip call in extra time... Manly we're unbelievable to get a draw in that game missing troops and away in Melbourne
So proud of my club
Great game, great result not to give in.
Again not dissin Melbourne as they were great as well.