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| Quote: dboy "The Leeds player who threw the pass for the the first try had no forward momentum of his own; he was travelling across the field.
His pass was released behind the 10m line and clearly bounced in front of the 10m line. It was a a forward pass that should have easily been picked up by the officials.'"
It went out of his hands backwards, and that is all that needs to happen. Learn the sodding rules. Worst set of supporters going Wakefield.
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| Quote: Gotcha "Learn the sodding rules'"
Yeah, ok, I will try.
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| Yep. Been and done that.
So, if the ball left his hands backwards, and the player had no forward momentum of his own to influence the path of the ball, what magical jiggery pokery happened to the ball to make it go forward?
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| Quote: dboy "Yep. Been and done that.
So, if the ball left his hands backwards, and the player had no forward momentum of his own to influence the path of the ball, what magical jiggery pokery happened to the ball to make it go forward?'"
I sneezed.
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| Quote: dboy "Yep. Been and done that.
So, if the ball left his hands backwards, and the player had no forward momentum of his own to influence the path of the ball, what magical jiggery pokery happened to the ball to make it go forward?'"
All that hot air coming from the wakey fans
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| I thought the ball left Sutcliffes hands going backwards that's all that has to happen ,how it bounces is irrellevant.
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982.jpg [quote:1pqtnbtj]Every player in our squad could probably earn more money with another club. But they prefer to sacrifice a few extra quid in their back pocket to share special memories. And playing at a place like Old Trafford on a night like this makes it all worthwhile.[/quote:1pqtnbtj]
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| Is this now the big Yorkshire derby after the two attendances?
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| Quote: dboy "The Leeds player who threw the pass for the the first try had no forward momentum of his own; he was travelling across the field.
His pass was released behind the 10m line and clearly bounced in front of the 10m line. It was a a forward pass that should have easily been picked up by the officials.'"
Sutcliffe is running forwards with the ball. Are the laws of physics different in Wakefield?
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| There's absolutely no reason why Sutcliffe shouldn't be able to pass that ball backwards from that position.
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| I've looked and as far as I can see there's no exception for games played in Wakefield.
rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/the-rfl/rules/official_laws/10_knockon_and_forward_passrl
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| Quote: rhinoms "I thought the ball left Sutcliffes hands going backwards that's all that has to happen ,how it bounces is irrellevant.'"
Yes, it can BOUNCE forward, but it can't LAND forward of the passer. The ball was thrown forward by the passer.
Sutcliffe was not moving forward with the momentum to move the ball forward at the rate it did.
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| Quote: dboy "Yes, it can BOUNCE forward, but it can't LAND forward of the passer. The ball was thrown forward by the passer.'"
You never tire of being wrong, do you?
If I am - for example - playing with a strong wind at my back I can pass the ball laterally and have it land in front of the point at which I passed it, even if I am standing still. It's still a legitimate pass, despite the fact it lands in front of where I released it.
The only criteria that matters is the direction of the ball the split second it leaves my hands. Providing that is not forward, it is not a forward pass.
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| Quote: Andy Gilder "You never tire of being wrong, do you?
If I am - for example - playing with a strong wind at my back I can pass the ball laterally and have it land in front of the point at which I passed it, even if I am standing still. It's still a legitimate pass, despite the fact it lands in front of where I released it.
The only criteria that matters is the direction of the ball the split second it leaves my hands. Providing that is not forward, it is not a forward pass.'"
Yes, but the ball cannot change direction UNLESS another force acts upon it, such, as you suggest, wind (of which there was none), so, without momentum imparted by the direction of the passer (of which there was none), how on Earth did the ball move forward after leaving his hands?
I can tell you. It was passed forward.
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| Quote: dboy "Yes, but the ball cannot change direction UNLESS another force acts upon it, such, as you suggest, wind (of which there was none), so, without momentum imparted by the direction of the passer (of which there was none), how on Earth did the ball move forward after leaving his hands?
I can tell you. It was passed forward.'"
Here's an easy one for you, was Sutcliffe running forward when he passed the ball?
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| Quote: Tony Soprano "Here's an easy one for you, was Sutcliffe running forward when he passed the ball?'"
The ball went forward about 3 metres.
Was he running FORWARD at 3m/s?
No, he wasn't.
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