skeepe
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He was a support player, the player with the ball was in front of him when passing. Ravalawa wasn’t stopped from getting to any Warriors player. Not an obstruction.
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He was a support player, the player with the ball was in front of him when passing. Ravalawa wasn’t stopped from getting to any Warriors player. Not an obstruction.
Even though he sold it, Rava was pretty clearly obstructed from getting to the player that received the ball.
He wasn't actually in the defensive line. He was still behind the person passing the ball when Rava made contact with him.
Well saying goodbye is the hardest part so I’m not surprised
Rava an Lomax are the defensive line. One more frame and Ford stops in the middle of them.
Only because he made a defensive decision to go in on Ford. If he stays out he has a clear run at Pompey, because Pompey at no stage ever ran behind Ford with the ball in hand.
I know we’re bad, but calling us a bye? That’s tough mate.
Nah, he doesn’t prevent any defender sliding sideways, he’s not in the line.
I thought he did. The angle shown was shit, but I thought he pretty clearly caught it behind the lead runner.
