Quote debaser="debaser"What's a dominant tackle?
A surrender tackle is like a voluntary one isn't it?'"
When the ball carriers momentum is propelled backwards towards his own goal then the tackle is DOMINANT.
A SURRENDER tackle will be called if:
The ball-carrier surrenders his run at the line.
Spears in at the hips of the defending player.
Spears into the space between two defenders.
Note: If a SURRENDER tackle is called the defender/s may:
Work the player on the ground. They are not permitted to do this by using the ball carriers head or neck as a lever. This will be deemed a GRAPPLE TACKLE.
Lay on and spin to the front of the tackle.
Move to a position known as the "Bear Hug"
The VT is now unofficially but totally ignored.
) takes some doing and I thought your defence was excellent. Your long kicking game killed us as well as every time you kicked deep we rarely made it out of our 20 on the first tackle. Added to that the obvious size advantage you had in the pack and we just had no "go forward" from which to get our backline into the game. From a Salford POV the fact we only conceded 7 points was a minor miracle considering the amount of territorial advantage your guys had. In attack though we were pretty hopeless and our kicking game still isn't up to scratch.
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