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There is a rule that allows you to strip the ball while preventing a try & that's what he did.
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There is a rule that allows you to strip the ball while preventing a try & that's what he did.
Forget about the Saints, what about the Bulldogs. LOLGetting trolled by a fan of a club who we beat last week is just too funny for me
Imagine losing to Saints LOL how embarrassing!
He gets rushed & has his kicks charged down because we stand "VERY" flat & that is also why every time Sulli gets the ball he has no where to go because the defence already on him.
That's what I thought whilst cursing the decision, but apparently that rule has also been changed (per the 9 commentary team).
Preaching to the converted here mate,,,,
Dead right. The other problem of standing so flat is that our big boppers always come of a standing start and have about 3 paces before they meet the defenders. West players seemed to be coming from way back and had a full head of steam. No wonder we had some leaks in the middle. Great scrambling helped us to get the win though.
Again, we seem to know what should be done. Why don't the coaches and players? It isn't rocket science is it? But who am I to make judgement?
I think eventually it will be very good for Amone that he played through two winning very close games at 5/8. 1/2 a game and a full game. It will be good experience and beneficial to him in the long term
Not so sure Fox offers any relief from the bias- Blocker Roach didn't try to hide his Tigers colours during his commentary on Sunday's game.
I'm old enough to remember Wazzaball from the 1980s when Warren Ryan coached the Bulldogs during those memorable (not!) grand finals two of which ended up (I think) 7-6 and 6-4. We were on the wrong end of the first scoreline. Suffocating umbrella defence, carpet bombing and power running were his pretty limited game plan. When it was 2-0 for most of the match, it felt like Hook was channelling old Wazza.
Exactly the rule was brought in for when fullbacks jumped in the air to take a bomb that they wouldnt have their legs taken from under them and putting them in a dangerous position, now they have decided that if you have your feet 5cm off the ground and get tackled its a penalty, f**king stupid, What Lomax did, didnt put anyone in danger..
I should have just listened to the guys earlier who told us how to block the drivel that comes out of stalins mouth. I guess being unwanted on your own teams forum has left you a bit lost, so you thought you'd come here , and just like a persistent itch on your ass that wont just go away, you thought you'd annoy the forum of a real team, not like the dishonest rabble cheats team that you follow. By now im sure the rest of the forum has you on ignore and ill now join them. I prefer to be with real football followers not trolls from a pretend part of town.And as for "annoying the adults"-my god-get a mirror. Id love to say its been lovely chatting with you but that would be lying
Remember how far back Sowie stood when he kicked. They could never charge his kicks down. Stand further back.
Excuse my ignorance on this rule, does it only apply to a defending side, if so Lomax was a defender in this case.
yes absolutely but the inclusion of the word "AGAIN" should be there I reckon
Easy answer to this is whilst money ball gets you so far ( and was the right thing for us ) you don't get the performance you need to be top 4. Woods , Burgess 5 seasons ago yes but not now. We havent got the speed to threaten on these plays.
How many games at 7 have you seen Sullivan play to deduce this ?
Why hasn't Sowie arranged for Hunt to do this? I noticed that Sowie was in the coaches box on Anzac Day so he sees the games and would certainly be assisting Hook in some sort of capacity so why then isn't Hunt standing much further back to do his kicking? Many here have said that Hunt needs another guy to help with the kicking in general play. So why isn't that been arranged? Surely someone in the team can do this! A lot of the other teams have 2 guys, some have even more and it allows the attacking team to have variation.
