SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs
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@stargazer said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@kiwimurph And I shouldn't have to. I asked a question.
Way to miss my point.
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@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@gt12 said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@anonymous said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@damo said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@arhs said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
How is it offside if ball goes back? These referrals are an absolute farce
That's irrelevant.
If you are in front of the last team mate to play the ball you are offside until put onside.
Does retreating to the point they last touched the ball not count as putting yourself onside?
That’s my understanding too, as if the ball was touched by someone and went backwards you’d have to go behind that point to then pick it up, therefore youre not offside?
No. The laws make it clear you have to be put onside:
Other than under Law 10.4c, an offside player can be put onside when: An onside team-mate of that player moves past the offside player and is within or has re-entered the playing area An opponent of that player: * Carries the ball five metres; or * Passes the ball; or * Kicks the ball; or*Law 10.4c refers to kicks. So you have to be put onside by an onside team mate or an action of the opposing team.
That's referring to how players can be put onside (by other players), not how they can put themselves onside.
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@anonymous said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@gt12 said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@anonymous said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@damo said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@arhs said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
How is it offside if ball goes back? These referrals are an absolute farce
That's irrelevant.
If you are in front of the last team mate to play the ball you are offside until put onside.
Does retreating to the point they last touched the ball not count as putting yourself onside?
That’s my understanding too, as if the ball was touched by someone and went backwards you’d have to go behind that point to then pick it up, therefore youre not offside?
No. The laws make it clear you have to be put onside:
Other than under Law 10.4c, an offside player can be put onside when: An onside team-mate of that player moves past the offside player and is within or has re-entered the playing area An opponent of that player: * Carries the ball five metres; or * Passes the ball; or * Kicks the ball; or*Law 10.4c refers to kicks. So you have to be put onside by an onside team mate or an action of the opposing team.
That's referring to how players can be put onside (by other players), not how they can put themselves onside.
Quote where the law says you can put yourself onside.
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@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@chris said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@chris said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@nepia said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
You have to go past it
That's not correct. The law doesn't say that.
You can only be off side if the ball goes forward the TMO ruled it went backwards so he is not offside.
Wrong. I've already quoted the law.
So you can be offside picking up a ball that went backwards.
Is that an Australian LawWorld Rugby https://www.world.rugby/the-game/laws/law/10
Let me make this perfectly clear - you have to be put onside in that circumstance. Running past an imaginary line where the ball was in not being put onside.
FUuuuuuck I fucken hate it when you are fuckenbright
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@chris said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@chris said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@antipodean said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@nepia said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
You have to go past it
That's not correct. The law doesn't say that.
You can only be off side if the ball goes forward the TMO ruled it went backwards so he is not offside.
Wrong. I've already quoted the law.
So you can be offside picking up a ball that went backwards.
Is that an Australian LawWorld Rugby https://www.world.rugby/the-game/laws/law/10
Let me make this perfectly clear - you have to be put onside in that circumstance. Running past an imaginary line where the ball was is not being put onside.
Fuuuuck I hate it when you are fucken right
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@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
These referrals need to be binned
Got the right decision earlier.
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@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
These referrals need to be binned
Nah. Gives me time to make coffee for me, the missus and her sister...
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@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
These referrals need to be binned
That's another really dumb one. What made him think that was a good idea?
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@hydro11 said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
These referrals need to be binned
Got the right decision earlier.
Only if they ruled that the ball went forward, which is what the Captain’s challenge was for.
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@victor-meldrew said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
These referrals need to be binned
Nah. Gives me time to make coffee for me, the missus and her sister...
Glad you had a good Friday night.
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"Oh another one! Blues have said that they scored but the ref says that they were short.
I assume that now the TMO will say that the try was not scored but that last Tuesday one of the Chiefs players crossed a road without waiting for the lights so it’ll be a penalty try and red card"
An Ozzie view
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@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
Much better from zarn
Would've liked Ioane to give him a one on one earlier.
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What was that Black.
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@bones said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
@kiwimurph said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
Much better from zarn
Would've liked Ioane to give him a one on one earlier.
Rieko still has the winger mindset of going himself every time
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@gt12 it did go forward , just the 1980s pixilated screen the tmo uses its tough to see
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@machpants said in SRA Round 10: Blues v Chiefs:
"Oh another one! Blues have said that they scored but the ref says that they were short.
I assume that now the TMO will say that the try was not scored but that last Tuesday one of the Chiefs players crossed a road without waiting for the lights so it’ll be a penalty try and red card"
An Ozzie view
Show me the law where it's a red card for jaywalking.
