His arm might be there but it's not a wrapping motion, it's just there by chance, his arm is only there by the way of his running technique, that arm plays no role in the tackle what so ever
But the rule doesn't say anything about a wrapping motion, only that an attempt needs to be made to use a hand or arm to tackle the player.
Who got knocked senseless?So it's ok to knock someone senseless provided you get a glancing touch first
Who got knocked senseless?
So it's ok to knock someone senseless provided you get a glancing touch first
Yes, FYI you can knock someone into next week within the rules.
I know that a hard concept for Broncos fans who are used to the ref making up rules on the spot to protect their players
Sure, if it was a shot to the head.That's the precedent if he gets off
Just stick to your meltdown thing, it suits you well with your extra chromosome and all
I love how his missus talks about what he’s done for the game as if that’s a defining factor.
Freddy was right, this has to be used as way to stamp dumb shit out of the game.
Although, once Smith and Slater are gone, the game should improve dramatically
Sure, if it was a shot to the head.
That's the thing though, if he gets off because his hand makes contact with the forearm first (that hand has little to no effect on the tackle), then what's stopping someone from knocking some bloke out with a shoulder charge but getting off on the proviso that his hand glanced his torso before contact or something to that effect because as I said, that's the precedent that will be set if he gets let off
As opposed to what, setting a precedent that a tackle that isn't a shoulder charge under the current rule is actually a shoulder charge?That's the thing though, if he gets off because his hand makes contact with the forearm first (that hand has little to no effect on the tackle), then what's stopping someone from knocking some bloke out with a shoulder charge but getting off on the proviso that his hand glanced his torso before contact or something to that effect because as I said, that's the precedent that will be set if he gets let off
Once again, you can knock someone out legally in Rugby League.
Your focus on that point is essentially irrelevant to the issue at hand
As opposed to what, setting a precedent that a tackle that isn't a shoulder charge under the current rule is actually a shoulder charge?
It's not a shoulder charge.Look at it in real-time, I don't care what glances what
Tell me it's not a shoulder charge, I bet you can't, if you can you must be one hell of a poker player
No it isn't, the reason the shoulder charge was ruled out of the game was to prevent head injuries
It's not a shoulder charge.
Haha, you seem to have changed your argument a little. Hmmm I wonder whyLook at it in real-time, I don't care what glances what
Tell me it's not a shoulder charge, I bet you can't, if you can you must be one hell of a poker player