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2023 R26 Fri - Warriors 18-6 St Geo Illa @ Go Media

Round 26: Warriors v St Geo Illa

  • Warriors

    Votes: 9 90.0%
  • St George Illawarra Dragons

    Votes: 1 10.0%
  • Draw after Golden Point

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    10
  • Poll closed .

Bazal

Post Whore
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AFAIK you need to ground it on purpose (however they judge that).... same as when the fullback can take the ball in their own in-goal, ball can hit the ground when in their grasp, but they can get up and keep going.

I mean it's simpler than that even for this one you can't ground a ball by trying to pick it up.
 

Maximus

Coach
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AFAIK you need to ground it on purpose (however they judge that).... same as when the fullback can take the ball in their own in-goal, ball can hit the ground when in their grasp, but they can get up and keep going.

They regularly call it grounded when someone gets ankle tapped and the ball touches the ground.
 

Bazal

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He's forced the ball onto the ground.
Absolutely clear.

Mate he defs didn't. I reckon you need to join me for an Urkel tbh

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This Year?

Immortal
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Looked it up, the law states:

"Grounding the Ball in own In Goal

For the ball to be deemed dead the player in possession must intentionally ground the ball in his own in-goal"
Ok fair enough.
I thought it didn't matter if intentional or not.
 

Apey

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Staff member
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Looked it up, the law states:

"Grounding the Ball in own In Goal

For the ball to be deemed dead the player in possession must intentionally ground the ball in his own in-goal"
How's this work when a player gets tackled in the ingoal though and they say he grounded it because the ball touched some grass during the struggle?
 
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AFAIK you need to ground it on purpose (however they judge that).... same as when the fullback can take the ball in their own in-goal, ball can hit the ground when in their grasp, but they can get up and keep going.
Theoretical question. So if you’re in the opponent’s in goal near the corner, you can pick it up and run it closer to the sticks without it being deemed a try from where you picked it up near the corner?
 

flippikat

Bench
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This has got to be the derpiest game I've seen in a while. Just clunky all over.

That last try sums it up.

The Warriors seem to be taking up some perverse challenge to win more ugly with each successive week.

If that trend continues, I can't begin to imagine the dumpster fire against The Dolphins next week.

Yet the Warriors just keep winning.
 

Manu Vatuvei

Coach
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It was really disturbing how a couple of minor changes to our edges and we had no idea how to attack at all. Certainly wasn’t a very inspiring audition for Curran at right centre.
 

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