OldPanther
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You're allowed to strip in the act of scoring a try.
Yes which meant RCG had a right to ground it.
You're allowed to strip in the act of scoring a try.
That was just a great pass by Tedesco that got that try.Nah, Yeo had come in a long way, To’o was trying to cover the space.
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You're allowed to strip when scoring. Perfectly legal.
If that's the case then it should be a try as rcg was first to recover itYou're allowed to strip in the act of scoring a try.
I thought he did ground it myself.Yes which meant RCG had a right to ground it.
AgreeIf that's the case then it should be a try as rcg was first to recover it
Stripping is legal. But its lost forward by Tedesco and grounded by RCG after its stripped.You're allowed to strip when scoring. Perfectly legal.
Never mind, they ruled it was lost.
No. It isn't. It's a legal play. But if the player stripping knocks on it's a knock on. If he strips and is tackled in goal. Hes tackled in goal.A strip in the act of scoring is considered lost possesion, ie. A knock on.
You're allowed to strip when scoring. Perfectly legal.