: Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:09 pm  

that is a very nice kit indeed.

Re: Game v Hull FC Irregulars 26th April - RESPOND!!! : Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:39 pm  

9. Lee W (Injury permitting)

Stop impersonating me!

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:31 am  

pinballwizzard wrote:

that is a very nice kit indeed.

Just dont grab them on sunday, they might rip!!

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:34 am  

Painball's mate Tim is playing and also Dave durance

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 3:09 pm  

Only got 1 thing to say... Im not playing again if the rules stay the same final!!! I think i speak for most of our team.. peace

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:22 pm  

Nor am I lads... totally pointless experience tbph

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:05 am  

it was my understanding that handoffs were ok, below the chest - obviously not!!

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:30 am  

I thought so also. But trying to grab something about and inch and a half in diameter when someone is running at full pelt constitues a lottery, NOT a game of rugby. Sadly, I dont believe anything will happen. The rules may be workable in 7's, I have played similar in 7's, but with 13 players on a fullsize pitch it constitutes nothing short of a frustrating farce.

[triran]

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 10:29 am  

Hello All We have had about 6 or 7 games played so far with some going well and some not going as well. Tom and I were looking for feedback for a training course and pack that we can give out that will help teams progress. Yesterday Halifax played Hull, a lot came out of that game and will be delivered. Points to note: Contact levels - its all about the avoiding of dangerous play and not penalising every form of contact. If a dangerous play happens this is up to the official to use common sense and speak to the teams. Contact will happen is unavoidable but as long as its not dangerous - play on! Diving for a try - as long as the player is not in tagable distance or again not causing a potential danger. Fending of the tags - we want to avoid the huge karate type chopping actions, a small tap away is usually deemed fine - again common sense of the official. These are small notes from yesterday but a course will be held soon. Regards Pete Chairman of the Scrum Down Under Tag Merit League www.tagmeritleague.co.uk

Hello All We have had about 6 or 7 games played so far with some going well and some not going as well. Tom and I were looking for feedback for a training course and pack that we can give out that will help teams progress. Yesterday Halifax played Hull, a lot came out of that game and will be delivered. Points to note: Contact levels - its all about the avoiding of dangerous play and not penalising every form of contact. If a dangerous play happens this is up to the official to use common sense and speak to the teams. Contact will happen is unavoidable but as long as its not dangerous - play on! Diving for a try - as long as the player is not in tagable distance or again not causing a potential danger. Fending of the tags - we want to avoid the huge karate type chopping actions, a small tap away is usually deemed fine - again common sense of the official. These are small notes from yesterday but a course will be held soon. Regards Pete Chairman of the Scrum Down Under Tag Merit League www.tagmeritleague.co.uk

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:09 pm  

Hello guy's it's been a good 4 years with you a lot of good times and some unlucky times but only 2nd season into the tml and im afraid to say i wont be involed in our team no more due to terrable changes in the league this also goes for jamie and paul who couldn't be there on sunday due to been on holliday. the rules have spoiled a perfect 1st season for the tml and ruined how most people think of the game now.

Thanks Geordie.