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| Isnt it funny saints fans havnt had much to say about us in the last few years now we r back winning most games all you get is wigan do this and wigan do that worry about your own team because its downwards for you inbreads
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| Quote: Rocketman "It's creeping into the game more and more lately. Decisions could go either way.'"
I've seen it happen a couple of times lately. In the CC, Coley got pinged when (imo) Ablett purposely trapped his arm under the ball and when coley pulled it out, the ball came away and he was penalised. In a similar situation in the Wigan-Saints game, the decision went against the ball carrier (Dixon, I think).
I like the fact it is down to the refs interperatation. I think that to a degree it will stop guys playing for a penalty.
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| Quote: chip "Isnt it funny saints fans havnt had much to say about us in the last few years now we r back winning most games all you get is wigan do this and wigan do that worry about your own team because its downwards for you inbreads'"
as a so called inbred may i just remind you that to date you ain't won "F" all
and as far as I'm concerned the only reason your top is through blatant cheating tactics .
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| Quote: handrags "as a so called inbred may i just remind you that to date you ain't won "F" all
and as far as I'm concerned the only reason your top is through blatant cheating tactics .'"
>cough< Salary Cap?
St Helens are in NO position to preach about cheating to ANYONE.
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| Quote: Fishsta ">cough< Salary Cap?
St Helens are in NO position to preach about cheating to ANYONE.'"
Dont turn this into yet another boring SC thread, the comment although inflamatory was aimed at on the field play not off it, FWIW I dont think Wigan are cheating but I do think we need to do something about the Melbourne/Wigan style ruck play as it doesnt help the game imo.
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| Quote: Fishsta ">cough< Salary Cap?
St Helens are in NO position to preach about cheating to ANYONE.'"
She's trolling again.
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| Knock it off.
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| For the people who have never played rugby before or have a very limited knowledge of the game, this isn't cheating, it's perfectly legal if the tackle hasn't been complete. It's a tactic to try and speed up the play the ball or alternatively slow down the defender getting back into position. If he leaves the ruck area quickly enough then the play the ball will speed up for the attacker, if not they will get turned on their back and it will slow down the defender getting back into position.
It's all down to the referee's interpretation of the law and when the trackle is completed but it is a very grey area. If the defender is still involved in the tackle then why shouldnt the attacker be allowed to flip him onto his back?
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| Quote: MDW12 "For the people who have never played rugby before or have a very limited knowledge of the game, this isn't cheating, it's perfectly legal if the tackle hasn't been complete. It's a tactic to try and speed up the play the ball or alternatively slow down the defender getting back into position. If he leaves the ruck area quickly enough then the play the ball will speed up for the attacker, if not they will get turned on their back and it will slow down the defender getting back into position.
It's all down to the referee's interpretation of the law and when the trackle is completed but it is a very grey area. If the defender is still involved in the tackle then why shouldnt the attacker be allowed to flip him onto his back?'"
Yes but its Wigan so its cheating!! Should we manage to keep going and win the Grand Final it wont be counted as we will have cheated all season. So far the only thing thats not classed as cheating is using so many players throughout the season!!
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| Quote: MDW12 "For the people who have never played rugby before or have a very limited knowledge of the game, this isn't cheating, it's perfectly legal if the tackle hasn't been complete. It's a tactic to try and speed up the play the ball or alternatively slow down the defender getting back into position.'"
Trapping a defenders arm in the tackle speeds up the play the ball? The tactic is used to try and earn penalties - nothing more nothing less - whether it is cheating or not. It is the equivalent of diving in football.
Paul Sculthorpe was a master at it. We earned countless penalties from Sculthorpe using his brains and conning the referee, it is a touchy subject which would be applauded in Europe but is not within the mindset of British fair play.
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| Let me tell you what actually Wigan were practicing before kick off. As I was there and they were right in front of me I can give a reasoned view.
Three man drill, one with the ball and two tacklers.
Tackler A goes chest high to wrap up the ball, tackler B goes just above the waist. They hold the ball carrier up for around three to four seconds, at which point tackler B slides down the ball carriers legs. The two tacklers then put the ball player on his back, tackler B moves away from the tackle to the B marker position and then tackler A assumes the A marker position.
That was exactly what they were trying to perfect.
I challenge the OP to explain how that is cheating.
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| Quote: Rogues Gallery "Let me tell you what actually Wigan were practicing before kick off. As I was there and they were right in front of me I can give a reasoned view.
Three man drill, one with the ball and two tacklers.
Tackler A goes chest high to wrap up the ball, tackler B goes just above the waist. They hold the ball carrier up for around three to four seconds, at which point tackler B slides down the ball carriers legs. The two tacklers then put the ball player on his back, tackler B moves away from the tackle to the B marker position and then tackler A assumes the A marker position.
That was exactly what they were trying to perfect.
I challenge the OP to explain how that is cheating.'"
Hey, dont shoot the messenger. I was just repeating what a former international(who was also there) said live on Sky.
He was quite clear about what they'd been practising and It wasn't what you describe.
Perhaps you had one eye shut
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| Quote: Don Brennan "Hey, dont shoot the messenger. I was just repeating what a former international(who was also there) said live on Sky.
He was quite clear about what they'd been practising and It wasn't what you describe.
Perhaps you had one eye shut
Or perhaps Stevo had a bit more vino at lunchtime?
And that is a lot closer to the truth.
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| Quote: Rogues Gallery "Let me tell you what actually Wigan were practicing before kick off. As I was there and they were right in front of me I can give a reasoned view.
Three man drill, one with the ball and two tacklers.
Tackler A goes chest high to wrap up the ball, tackler B goes just above the waist. They hold the ball carrier up for around three to four seconds, at which point tackler B slides down the ball carriers legs. The two tacklers then put the ball player on his back, tackler B moves away from the tackle to the B marker position and then tackler A assumes the A marker position.
That was exactly what they were trying to perfect.
I challenge the OP to explain how that is cheating.'"
Nice try rougues!
10/10 for a one sided interpretation.
If anyone shares your view of what they were practicing and your explanation; they should go to specsavers.
like your use of "reasoned" view.
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