damo2353I reckon ole Obi Wan looks pretty darn uncomfortable when he tells Luke that Darth Vader killed his father - almost as if it was supposed to be a lie all along.
Obi Wan talking to Lukedamo23532013-02-22 | I reckon ole Obi Wan looks pretty darn uncomfortable when he tells Luke that Darth Vader killed his father - almost as if it was supposed to be a lie all along.Entry into a ????damo23532013-08-21 | McCaw pinged here for entry, but it's hard to say what it was he has entered incorrectly. It isn't a tackle, nor is it a ruck. If a ruck had formed at the previous phase then he hadn't gotten back onside, but I don't think a ruck had formed and in any case that was not what the PK was for.Owen Franks charge into a ruckdamo23532013-07-21 | ...Chiefs v Crusaders TMO decision - Masaga.damo23532013-05-25 | ...Chiefs v Crusaders - TMO decision Read.damo23532013-05-25 | ...Penalty against Braid at the mauldamo23532013-05-02 | From the end of the Reds v Blues game,The Rhodesia Solution - Yes Ministerdamo23532012-11-01 | Funny clip from the episode The Whisky Priest, Season 3 of Yes MinisterMcCaw taking the space?damo23532012-10-07 | This is exactly what is meant by the phrase "taking the space". The alleged offence by McCaw is that although he was entitled to play the ball from the angle he comes from, instead of playing the ball he gets in the way of the halfback. It is a bugbear of the people at SAReferees. Personally I think its a bit of a stretch in most cases where the phrase is used.
Sticking to this example its a crock because he does begin to bend down to pick up the ball and is cleared out legally by a South African player. The law was working exactly as it was supposed to, but for some reason Rolland found a penalty. It is perfectly clear that no ruck had formed and that McCaw was entitled to go for the ball. He's not entitled to play the halfback but is that really what he has done (or does he have an obligation to get out of the way of the halfback whilst going for the ball).Offside at a quick throwdamo23532012-10-03 | ...Too many to count?damo23532012-10-02 | ...4 building a wall past the balldamo23532012-10-01 | ...6a Conraddamo23532012-10-01 | ...3 Playing the halfbackdamo23532012-10-01 | ...2 The three amigosdamo23532012-10-01 | ...1 Roncerodamo23532012-10-01 | ...Samo the Offensive Tackledamo23532012-10-01 | ...Slippers YCdamo23532012-10-01 | ...Maul Collapsesdamo23532012-08-30 | http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/threads/collapsed-mauls.11604off feet 2damo23532012-08-28 | There are a couple of interesting things about this clip. Firstly, if the same standard as last week is to be applied, the Wallabies should have been penalised for going off their feet. I am happy enough that their play was OK (just). Crockett should definitely have been penalised for playing the ball on the ground/not playing the ball immediately following a tackle.
22.10 BALL HELD UP IN-GOAL When a player carrying the ball is held up in the in-goal so that the player cannot ground the ball, the ball is dead. A 5-metre scrum is formed. This would apply if play similar to a maul takes place in in-goal. The attacking team throws in the ball.
The commentators get it right initially but then get stuck on the issue of who took the ball over the line, which is only relevant where the ball is made dead.