must say i had always wondered about that seeing a lot of kicks going close to going over, didn't know about the ball having to touch the floor first for it to be classed as a drop goal

No chip on my shoulder. I just didn't think your post was necessary. Like I said, it was a simple question, received a simple answer, some people were discussing it, all was well.

Posting a "can't believe you didn't know that" comment a week later serves no purpose other than belittling people.

Get over it. Nobody belittled you.

No, that's because it has to come off your arms or hands to be a knock on; body, legs or head is fine. Also I think the point of a drop kick is that it hits the ground and you kick it simultaneously. If it bounces before you kick it it's a knock on (assuming you're facing the opponents line).

thought it was a knock on now if it came off your head after a player headed the ball forward for someone to score couple of seasons ago?

Against Bradford play on was ruled after ball hit head but think it became illegal to deliberately head it when sts used to do it as a planned move with pickavance

Hull kr got the flying wedge banned

the wall move was just realised to be poor