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       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Blucherquin
       Date: June 11, 2019, 7:38 am
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       Well didn’t that go down the rabbit hole fast
       #Post#: 25127--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: June 12, 2019, 4:44 am
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       So change the Law then! Arms moving towards the opposition's try
       line? What?
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       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: June 12, 2019, 3:09 pm
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       Not understanding the laws of rugby or physics doesn't give you
       much ground to stand on here.
       Your way of things would be nearly impossible to adjudicate and
       would involve most of the running passes and offloads in the
       game being illegal.
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       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Bolly-Quin
       Date: June 13, 2019, 5:32 am
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       It's all down to quantum mechanics. Heisenberg's rugby-playing
       son often wondered whether the ball had particularly gone
       forward or not but Schrodinger's waved this away and became
       excited watching the game on the box.
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       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: June 13, 2019, 6:03 am
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       --- Quote from: Bolly-Quin link ---
       >
       > It's all down to quantum mechanics. Heisenberg's rugby-playing
       son often wondered whether the ball had particularly gone
       forward or not but Schrodinger's waved this away and became
       excited watching the game on the box.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       As long as no-one ends up looking like a Planck...
       #Post#: 25192--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Bolly-Quin
       Date: June 13, 2019, 7:32 am
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       --- Quote from: Fearless Fred link ---
       >
       > As long as no-one ends up looking like a Planck...
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Just in - Harrison (Schrodinger's cat) fits in the box!
       #Post#: 25214--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: guest257
       Date: June 14, 2019, 1:03 am
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       I particularly agree with the no yelling at the officials point!
       But in general, I wish the game was a bit simpler: through
       making the rules clearer and more consistently applying them.
       I can’t think of any rules that I’d change, but I think the book
       could be re-written so it’s easier to digest and understand,
       with each rule more logically flowing from the key established
       principles.
       I only played a bit of rugby at school and that was quite some
       time ago - back then I sort of new what was going on - but the
       game has changed since the mid 90s.
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       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: June 14, 2019, 4:51 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
       >
       > Not understanding the laws of rugby or physics doesn't give
       you much ground to stand on here.
       >
       > Your way of things would be nearly impossible to adjudicate
       and would involve most of the running passes and offloads in the
       game being illegal.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Jammy why do you persevere in being deliberately
       misunderstanding of my point? I perfectly well understand the
       Law and the physics involved (and I thought it a little rude of
       you to infer otherwise tbh) but I think the Law should be
       amended to take into account the whole momentum thing
       specifically. As it stands there is far too much of a grey area
       and room for refereeing error in adjudicating on Forward passes.
       #Post#: 25241--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Bolly-Quin
       Date: June 14, 2019, 9:58 am
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       --- Quote from: alexfromlondon link ---
       > But in general, I wish the game was a bit simpler: through
       making the rules clearer and more consistently applying them.
       --- End Quote ---
       This will make scrums on French grounds easier...
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       #Post#: 25247--------------------------------------------------
       Re: My Wish List
   DIR By: Quinky
       Date: June 14, 2019, 10:45 am
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       I'd like to see players penalised for blocking chasers. Also
       players preventing a quick line out by either hanging on to the
       ball in touch, or by obstructing the ball from being thrown in
       completely. Tackling beyond the ruck needs to be stopped too.
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