Quote: Alan "Ridyard's (and Nanyn's before him) were landing in the in-goal are, but spiralling, to make them difficult to catch. No sacrificing distance, but causing trouble for the would-be catcher. Often, Ridyard's kick -offs were dropped, or bounced, going dead. It's a skill that can surely be acquired, by a half-decent kicker?'"
Doesn't the new ruling place emphasis on not kicking the ball directly into the in-goal area Alan.
Bizzare ruling if that's the case
