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The difference being he clearly didn't care if he ended up smashing his head into someone else's.
So it wasn't deliberate then
The difference being he clearly didn't care if he ended up smashing his head into someone else's.
Now f**k off.
Nope not deliberate, but it's not hard to see why some would think it was. It's not out of the realms of possibility.So it wasn't deliberate then
Doesnt matter what the next sentence says, you made the claims he has made the choice to have his his head make first contact. Which is saying he intended to hit him with his head.Highlighting text is fun, but dangerous for beginners. In the next sentence I mention this:
"That's not a head clash, it's reckless and dangerous contact."
Does it hurt looking so foolish?
The only one who looks foolish here is you. Because you are talking out your ass.He didn't lead with his cheek. He clearly turned his head so that the back of his head would make first contact. Both times. That's not a head clash, it's reckless and dangerous contact.
Nope not deliberate, but it's not hard to see why some would think it was. It's not out of the realms of possibility.
Doesnt matter what the next sentence says, you made the claims he has made the choice to have his his head make first contact. Which is saying he intended to hit him with his head.
Ill even quote it and bold it again.
The only one who looks foolish here is you. Because you are talking out your ass.
Oh so hes protecting himself now? Hes not making a tackle and trying to make a tackle, and put on a shot, hes protecting himself.Wrong again. My statement is in reference to him turning his head to protect himself. I even said it in this thread after the original incident.
Big boy is not only learning about the difference between 'reckless' and 'intentional', he's also learned the "I know you are but what am I?" comeback.
What's next? "I'm rubber and you're glue"?
No matter how many times people say it was, that was not an accidental head clash. That was caused by Napa’s reckless tackling style. And accidental head clash would come about when two players collide with their heads despite the best efforts of both to avoid head on head contact.
Napa was making no effort to avoid head contact.
Yeah hes protecting himself.Refer to my post above. He wasn't concerned if he inadvertently did headbutt someone. That's the difference between head clashes in NRL terms and Napa's actions. But keep trying to conflate the two for whatever strange reason.
And you can f**k off to ignore. Bye!He didn't lead with his cheek. He clearly turned his head so that the back of his head would make first contact. Both times. That's not a head clash, it's reckless and dangerous contact.
Oh so hes protecting himself now? Hes not making a tackle and trying to make a tackle, and put on a shot, hes protecting himself.
Yeah hes protecting himself.
And you can f**k off to ignore. Bye!
Did Napa’s dangerous tackling technique injure anyone this weekend?
Anyone?
It was an accident. Will probably never happen again
Look we have another idiot who has never played the game who thinks someone has intentionally hit someone with his head.He knew exactly what he was doing ..
Why would you fire into a tackle with your head aimed directly at the centre of a player.. regardless of what height. Your contact is done with the shoulder and his shoulder was never lined up with the body at any stage.
A cheap way to cause injury and make it look accidental, but atleast it will frowned upon now and punnished accordingly.
None of nate myles headbutts were EVER on a one on one tackle and myles would even lead with his head doing a hitup.I’ll give Napa the benefit of the doubt, but leading with the head deliberately can, and does, happen. It was why Gallen targeted Miles in the SOO.
And you can f**k off to ignore. Bye!
Lol at putting someone on ignore because you are losing an argument.