Quote: The Clan "To add to my earlier post, it's easy to accelerate to a pre-determined and fixed point but when that point is being unpredictably altered at random It becomes almost impossible to reach full speed.
Furthermore if the chasing defender has more mass than the ball carrier centrifugal forces and momentum make trajectory changes more difficult. Add that to the split second advantage gained by the ball carrier also being in control of the trajectory changes and you see why Broughy was able to beat Tadulala to the line.
Might I make a suggestion that we need to name this phenomenon for future reference.
Maybe, The Brough-Tadulala Effect?'"
Could we get a Proffesor from Wakey Tech to an Audience with, and have him demonstrate fully this Brough-Tadulala Effect, like a Christmas Lecture. With various props and models (no not Richie and Ollie and the WC Dolls) and volunteers from the crowd.
The Clan, I think you may be called upon by the scientific community and honoured for your discovery.
What about the semi/Brough shift?
