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What if a prop has just been given a sloppy pass from dummyhalf and drops it cold, but in the process of dropping the ball it hits his hip before hitting the ground?
Coxyz said:The Rock said:Coxyz said:I couldn't believe Sterlo and Rabs were raving on about the knock off the hip before grounding. It's only a knock on if it touches the hand or arm, up to the shoulder!
And then you can ground it with your torso with no control.
I hate the rule too, but it was a try.
His 3rd try...well, meh.
LMFAO! IS THAT seriously the rule?
That you can knock on with your hip but can't knock it on with your hand, yet if you can ground it with your hip for a try? Seriously? Isn't that contradictory? The same rules should apply with the hip if you can score with it! Unbelievable.
Why? If you field a kick off and let it hit your leg or stomach it's not a knock on. Same thing.
I'm surprised at the outrage over this. The grounding with your torso rule has been in place since 1908 (well, a long time anyway)!
Dexter said:The Lyon grounding was a mistake by the video ref, that is why Sterlo and co were going on and on.
Here is the rule below, the ball came into contact with Lyon above his waist and was propelled forward, it was not on the ground, therefore it is an incorrect grounding and is play on because there has been no knock on. For Lyon to have scored he would need to regain control and ground the ball.
GROUNDING means
(a) placing the ball on the ground with hand or
THE BALL hands or
(b) exerting a downward pressure on the ball
with hand or arm, the ball itself being on the
ground or
(c) dropping on the ball and covering it with the
part of the body above the waist and below
the neck, the ball itself being on the ground.
Incorrect grounding ......... When an attacking player fails to ground the ball correctly,
play continues unless stopped for some other reason, e.g. a
knock-on or the ball goes dead.
I agree Bani was offside when he caught the ball , also Matai was offside when we were away late in the game and how that was missed is a mystery. Overall we were dudded but having said that we were far enough in front if good enough.
http://www.arldevelopment.com.au/filead ... e_2008.pdf
bob the Smasher said:mjc said:[quote="Big Pete":376tw6e1]
1. Karmichael Hunt
2. Antonio Winterstein
3. Israel Folau
4. Justin Hodges
5. Gerard Beale/Jharal Yow Yeh/Tom Hewitt
6. Darren Lockyer
7. Peter Wallace
8. Nick Kenny
9. PJ Marsh
10. Joel Clinton
11. Sam Thaiday
12. Ben Te'o
13. Corey Parker
14. Alex Glenn
15. Lagi Setu
16. Dave Taylor
17. Ashton Sims
I agree with this team 100%
MIKEY said:i remember saying how good marsh was ages ago and everyone took the piss out of me ......eat your words nobheads
Russo said:MIKEY said:i remember saying how good marsh was ages ago and everyone took the piss out of me ......eat your words nobheads
Morning to you too Mickey, seems your bad day last week has carried over to this week hey [icon_wink
No need to get abusive about you being right for a change icon_thumbs_u , PJ just needs to stay injury free and he will continue to be the first picked number 9 no doubt about it.
I quoted your post on a different forum, I haven't tried to claim it as my own or anything as I left your name on it and all - I hope that's fine, I just figured it may spark some more discussion.Dexter said:The Lyon grounding was a mistake by the video ref, that is why Sterlo and co were going on and on.
Here is the rule below, the ball came into contact with Lyon above his waist and was propelled forward, it was not on the ground, therefore it is an incorrect grounding and is play on because there has been no knock on. For Lyon to have scored he would need to regain control and ground the ball.
GROUNDING means
(a) placing the ball on the ground with hand or
THE BALL hands or
(b) exerting a downward pressure on the ball
with hand or arm, the ball itself being on the
ground or
(c) dropping on the ball and covering it with the
part of the body above the waist and below
the neck, the ball itself being on the ground.
Incorrect grounding ......... When an attacking player fails to ground the ball correctly,
play continues unless stopped for some other reason, e.g. a
knock-on or the ball goes dead.
I agree Bani was offside when he caught the ball , also Matai was offside when we were away late in the game and how that was missed is a mystery. Overall we were dudded but having said that we were far enough in front if good enough.
http://www.arldevelopment.com.au/filead ... e_2008.pdf