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Re: Joe Marchant's try in the running for Citizen try of the
week
DIR By: never sleep
Date: October 9, 2018, 4:57 am
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I guess that the ref would have been in the wrong position to
see any of what happened close up. Usually, they stand behind
the kicker - so he was probably 40m or so from where the
touchdown happened. So, I think it is fair that he wasn't sure
if the try had gone beyond any dead ball line, etc.
#Post#: 8220--------------------------------------------------
Re: Joe Marchant's try in the running for Citizen try of the
week
DIR By: Fursty
Date: October 9, 2018, 11:46 am
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Thanks both - I think you must be right about whether the ball
had been through the posts and then back out.
#Post#: 8223--------------------------------------------------
Re: Joe Marchant's try in the running for Citizen try of the
week
DIR By: Sketchley
Date: October 9, 2018, 1:09 pm
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--- Quote from: Chipstead Quin link ---
>
> [quote author=Fursty link=topic=546.msg8183#msg8183
date=1539016905]
> Anyone know why Pearce was keen to confirm as to whether the
ball had crossed the tryline - what's the law here?
>
--- End Quote ---
Is that what he said ? , I thought he was just checking if JM
was behind the kicker when he started his run..
[/quote]
If the ball had cross the try line between the post then blown
back, it's 3pts and the ball is dead. However, I am unsure of
the law if it cross the try line (it didn't) and blown back in
field without going through the posts, or indeed if it had cross
the dead ball line and blown back if the ball if it would have
been in play.
#Post#: 8224--------------------------------------------------
Re: Joe Marchant's try in the running for Citizen try of the
week
DIR By: Sketchley
Date: October 9, 2018, 1:26 pm
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--- Quote from: Sketchley link ---
>
> [quote author=Chipstead Quin link=topic=546.msg8184#msg8184
date=1539018621]
> [quote author=Fursty link=topic=546.msg8183#msg8183
date=1539016905]
> Anyone know why Pearce was keen to confirm as to whether the
ball had crossed the tryline - what's the law here?
>
--- End Quote ---
Is that what he said ? , I thought he was just checking if JM
was behind the kicker when he started his run..
[/quote]
If the ball had cross the try line between the post then blown
back, it's 3pts and the ball is dead. However, I am unsure of
the law if it cross the try line (it didn't) and blown back in
field without going through the posts, or indeed if it had cross
the dead ball line and blown back if the ball if it would have
been in play.
[/quote]
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#Post#: 8312--------------------------------------------------
Re: Joe Marchant's try in the running for Citizen try of the
week
DIR By: Fearless Fred
Date: October 11, 2018, 9:04 am
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And Joe has quite rightly won the Try of the Week :D
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