We've scored 3 this season.

Hally full lengther and the Tansey try from Turner grubber too.

Does this clown think we have never watched the game before?

The funny thing, he hasnt (watched the game that is).

watched it = yes
understood all the subleties = ?

im here to help

You could help by requesting this thread be locked because it's the most boring attempt ever to make yourself look remotely knowledgable and interesting.

Epic fail.

Ask him how many games hes been to recently, even living a stones throw from the grounds

He just repeats what someone else posts on LU

It's the same for nearly every team which is what Giggedygiggedy doesn't understand.
I'd like to see the 10m idea given a shot, if teams continue to use the current tactic then replace it.

yeah sure you guys knew what these terms meant.

heres another thing to look for

in some teams the fullback is now acting as a 3rd playmaker, often acting as a 2nd receiver.

brett hogdson used to do it at the eels, hayne does it for the eels

look at the use of decoy runners to create gaps in the defence.

another example of bodies in motion

Wow, I bow to your knowledge. Decoy runners you say? Well I never. Its not like they were around in the 50s is it

I'm still thinking "so what"?

I saw two cars have a bump today. They were two big units. The big grey Volvo dominated the collision. The Fiat Punto was in Disneyland. The RAC had to intervene to carry the Punto off to the vehicle bin.

well as long as you keep bumping this ill add some more :

in attack tackles 1 - 3 are settlers. the idea is to get the ball to the centre of the field, to around the halfway line. often the kick will go to the corner, the attack needs to get the ball to the centre of the field to open up attacking options.

tackles 4 - 6 are when the team will put on more genuine attacking plays. being on the centre of the field they can split with the half on one side, the 5/8th on the other.

I saw something the other day in a game, one mister with the ball looked as though he was going to pass it to another mister stood at the side of him - but right at the last moment he decided he wasn't going to pass it after all and he was just pretending! Some other misters thought he had passed it and by the time they had realised that he had only pretended to pass it it was too late and he had gone through a gap..... Anybody know what this phenominom is called?

Saw another strange thing yesterday too, one fairly fast mister was running with the ball in both hands then when a really angry looking mister in a different coloured jersey tried to bash him from the side, he put the ball in one hand and then pushed him away with the other one so he couldn't get to him.....

Dally, whats going on here mate? I just can't puzzle it out......

im betting when you watch a game you just think pass the ball, run hard and thats all there is!

some people like to dig a little deeper.

heres another tip :

when teams are on the attack, one of the playmakers will stand behind the play at times and count the number of defenders on each side of the ruck. if they spot a side where they have an advantage theyll call for the ball to go to that side