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in reality --- the only type of game where a back-heeled conversion would even be attempted is going to be exactly the sort of game...

but, you know, baa baas :)

no, because a conversion has to be a kick When a try is scored, it gives that team the right to attempt a conversion, which may be a...

I would buy new flags, they are very cheap

So if the offence is off feet, then no advantage and back for a scrum. If the offence is dangerous charging then I agree PK to red You...

a couple come to mind: 1. White SH knocks ball on at base of scrum, immediately regathers but is then driven backwards by 2 Blue...

I actually thought Jarrod made an interesting point, that has been dismissed a little too quickly. White knock on (play adv) White...

"Take me to your Hon Chairman"

They get the throw in if the kick is so wonky that the ball hits the ref..

if you google - I think there are one or two examples -- (in v strong wind). Doubt you' d ever see it at grass roots level where...

well, I think 'clarifications' are supposed to clear up anything ambiguous, rather than make new Law. but in practice they do sometimes...

but not supported by Law though? All the scenarios in 18.8.c result in lineout to the kicking team.

that's older than I thought ... I wonder if they would give the same answer today. (but obviously, there's the answer)

watching elite rugby all season, I am surprised that the ref thought that ball was out. I have seen countless like that where the ref...

isn't there a clarification about that? it said (illogically) the defending team.