Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November
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@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Also, have an issue (and have for a long time) with two lines of offense when the pass goes behind the first line and they keep running into the defensive line.
Perhaps a rant for a whole new thread, but maybe there's a need for a law amendment such that if the ball goes/is behind you you can't keep moving forward. Need to think that one through further ...Jeez are you going to tell Supercoach Foster or you want me to do it?
Let's remember he's still using the AB playbook from 2013 which basically has this as a core principle.
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@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Also, have an issue (and have for a long time) with two lines of offense when the pass goes behind the first line and they keep running into the defensive line.
Perhaps a rant for a whole new thread, but maybe there's a need for a law amendment such that if the ball goes/is behind you you can't keep moving forward. Need to think that one through further ...Jeez are you going to tell Supercoach Foster or you want me to do it?
Let's remember he's still using the AB playbook from 2013 which basically has this as a core principle.
There is always this in 'playing the rules' but there is also carrying it to extremes. Dummy runners (thank you Brumbie-ball) have been used for decades to manipulate the thinking of the defence. Where it becomes blatant is when you have a system that sends players 1,2,3 and 4 into the field area of the defending team with the sole intent to block the runner lines of repositioning players. Refs and assistants are never looking at this and the laws make it difficult to call obstruction as it is far away from play. It doesn't obstruct players making a tackle or competing for the ball but it does obstruct them deliberately in repositioning.
TBH I don't notice the ABs doing it much. We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines rather than using the allowance of offside runners to place them as 'blockers' -
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Also, have an issue (and have for a long time) with two lines of offense when the pass goes behind the first line and they keep running into the defensive line.
Perhaps a rant for a whole new thread, but maybe there's a need for a law amendment such that if the ball goes/is behind you you can't keep moving forward. Need to think that one through further ...Jeez are you going to tell Supercoach Foster or you want me to do it?
Let's remember he's still using the AB playbook from 2013 which basically has this as a core principle.
Don't care who does it, I don't like it.
I saw your cheating yellow clad team do it.
Didn't see ours.
As hinted at above that may be due to looking at different things when various teams have the ball.
But more likely because you cheat more.
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@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines
Only saw one team doing that Saturday night (see post above)
I think you should make a video about it
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@barbarian said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines
Only saw one team doing that Saturday night (see post above)
I think you should make a video about it
Good idea.
I recommend violin music.
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@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@barbarian said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines
Only saw one team doing that Saturday night (see post above)
I think you should make a video about it
Good idea.
I recommend violin music.
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
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@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@barbarian said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines
Only saw one team doing that Saturday night (see post above)
I think you should make a video about it
Good idea.
I recommend violin music.
This is good advice @booboo - they're Australians so they know how to make videos complaining about refereeing.
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@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
Versus our second string team. Lift your game.
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@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
Versus our second string team. Lift your game.
That sounds about fair.
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@antipodean said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@barbarian said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines
Only saw one team doing that Saturday night (see post above)
I think you should make a video about it
Good idea.
I recommend violin music.
This is good advice @booboo - they're Australians so they know how to make videos complaining about refereeing.
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@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
Versus our second string team. Lift your game.
Well its not even our 4th best coach. That must count for something.
And your coach must be good-he's not Australian! -
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
Versus our second string team. Lift your game.
Well its not even our 4th best coach. That must count for something.
And your coach must be good-he's not Australian!Oooh that's good!!
The (for now) Qantas South Pacific Invitational XV
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@mariner4life said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Because it was our fourth string team? Good point.
Versus our second string team. Lift your game.
Well its not even our 4th best coach. That must count for something.
And your coach must be good-he's not Australian!Oooh that's good!!
The (for now) Qantas South Pacific Invitational XV
When NTA can be bothered to tell me to lift my game, I take it seriously!
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@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Also, have an issue (and have for a long time) with two lines of offense when the pass goes behind the first line and they keep running into the defensive line.
Perhaps a rant for a whole new thread, but maybe there's a need for a law amendment such that if the ball goes/is behind you you can't keep moving forward. Need to think that one through further ...Jeez are you going to tell Supercoach Foster or you want me to do it?
Let's remember he's still using the AB playbook from 2013 which basically has this as a core principle.
There is always this in 'playing the rules' but there is also carrying it to extremes. Dummy runners (thank you Brumbie-ball) have been used for decades to manipulate the thinking of the defence. Where it becomes blatant is when you have a system that sends players 1,2,3 and 4 into the field area of the defending team with the sole intent to block the runner lines of repositioning players. Refs and assistants are never looking at this and the laws make it difficult to call obstruction as it is far away from play. It doesn't obstruct players making a tackle or competing for the ball but it does obstruct them deliberately in repositioning.
TBH I don't notice the ABs doing it much. We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines rather than using the allowance of offside runners to place them as 'blockers'Yep a dummy runner really has to stop before he gets to the opposition's defensive line. The problem with England's approach is that their guys are running directly into the opposition's defensive line and obstructing guys from drifting across.
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@junior said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@Crucial said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@NTA said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@booboo said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
Also, have an issue (and have for a long time) with two lines of offense when the pass goes behind the first line and they keep running into the defensive line.
Perhaps a rant for a whole new thread, but maybe there's a need for a law amendment such that if the ball goes/is behind you you can't keep moving forward. Need to think that one through further ...Jeez are you going to tell Supercoach Foster or you want me to do it?
Let's remember he's still using the AB playbook from 2013 which basically has this as a core principle.
There is always this in 'playing the rules' but there is also carrying it to extremes. Dummy runners (thank you Brumbie-ball) have been used for decades to manipulate the thinking of the defence. Where it becomes blatant is when you have a system that sends players 1,2,3 and 4 into the field area of the defending team with the sole intent to block the runner lines of repositioning players. Refs and assistants are never looking at this and the laws make it difficult to call obstruction as it is far away from play. It doesn't obstruct players making a tackle or competing for the ball but it does obstruct them deliberately in repositioning.
TBH I don't notice the ABs doing it much. We tend to obstruct with chasing/ retreating running lines rather than using the allowance of offside runners to place them as 'blockers'Yep a dummy runner really has to stop before he gets to the opposition's defensive line. The problem with
EnglandAustralia's approach is that their guys are running directly into the opposition's defensive line and obstructing guys from drifting across.FIFY
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@junior @booboo everyone does it -- it's just how blatent. It's rugby.
Ultimately, if the ref lets it go, we should be doing it too. Like mauling - if we think there is an advantage, don't bitch, just do exploit it until it gets out of the game. Like jumping to catch a pass (Looking at you, Lions 2)
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@nzzp said in Bledisloe Four: Brisbane, 7 November:
@junior @booboo everyone does it -- it's just how blatent. It's rugby.
Ultimately, if the ref lets it go, we should be doing it too. Like mauling - if we think there is an advantage, don't bitch, just do exploit it until it gets out of the game. Like jumping to catch a pass (Looking at you, Lions 2)
- Yes
- We probably are, I just haven't noticed it. I did notice Australia
- What's wrong with mauling?
