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Play or support a team in a South East Asian 10s tournament! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Looks great guys. The only issue I see is that the underline font comes up as a strike through n the iPad. This seems to be a pretty common iPad issue though. Keep up the good work!

Following a loss, particularly one that results in multiple injuries, what motivation techniques do you use to get the team focused for the next game?

Thanks for the update mate. I have been out of wages for a few years, but always enjoyed the SIRU comp. good go see the City have a decent team this year as well...Go RARC!!

Don't be afraid to introduce them to new positions. I think all players should experience playing in each main area: front row, second/loose, halves, midfield and backs.

The spectacle of grinding forward play with fit, experienced forwards. The ABs in the opening minutes of the second half during the second Bledisloe is a great example.

Very true. In that case, you are correct, sorry about the confusion. 17.5 SUCCESSFUL END TO A MAUL A maul ends successfully when : • the ball or a player with the ball leaves the maul

That is incorrect. The law is as follows: 17.4 OFFSIDE AT THE MAUL (f) When players of the team who are not in possession of the ball in the maul voluntarily leave the maul such that there are no players of that team left in the maul, the maul may continue and there are two offside lines...

Regarding standing up to cheer a big play, I think it adds to crowd atmosphere. If the crowd are standing, waving and cheering it is generally louder and more exciting than if everyone is sitting down, applauding with a polite golf clap. As long as they aren't waving ridiculously oversized flags...

I have always liked having a ball playing IC who can switch with fly half. I think it is something that Cipriani needed last year. Also, when they turn the ball over in Defence, JOC (James O'Connor) will be in a position to run the play while Cipriani resets from his defensive structure

Good to see JOC (James O'Connor) is listed as a centre on the site.