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Round 2 - Force vs Reds, NIB Stadium, 2nd March @ 6:30pm (AWST)

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No arms

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It's the officiating...

2 mins earlier the ball player ducked into contact and they were penalised because they tackled him high, so.. naturally the next time a ball carrier ducks into contact the tackler goes even lower, you go lower then hip high and it's always going to be a tackle like that

How do you tackle a player 1v1 if they ball carrier is lowering their centre of gravity and ducking before contact?
 

Ash

Michael Lynagh (62)
These officials. The last high ball before the try the Force 6 had stood 2m from where the ball landed from when the ball was kicked.

edit: the Force 6 was the one who got the loose ball, of course.

How pro refs miss this stuff is a killer.
 

Ash

Michael Lynagh (62)
This refs a joke.. Force player was clearly off his feet at the rock


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He has only reffed one side in the second half.

Reds have still been their own worse enemies.
 

Twoilms

Trevor Allan (34)
It's the officiating.

2 mins earlier the ball player ducked into contact and they were penalised because they tackled him high, so.. naturally the next time a ball carrier ducks into contact the tackler goes even lower, you go lower then hip high and it's always going to be a tackle like that

How do you tackle a player 1v1 if they ball carrier is lowering their centre of gravity and ducking before contact?
With your arms

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cyclopath

George Smith (75)
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Having said that, TPN has made a career out of doing that exactly.

Indeed. As I said earlier, and they cracked down on it a couple of years back. I seem to recall the flying leg chop with arms was even deemed not on due to the higher risk of injury.
 
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