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Well the end of season BBQ is upon us so it's time for me to hang up my boots for the season. :norc: I just want to say a big big thank you for all the help and support I've had from you guys in my 1st season in the middle, you've been a massive help. :clap::clap::clap::clap: Just looking...

Welcome back to the next question from the noob :chin: So this week I blew for an offense that I didn't actually see with my own eyes. The scum half passed from the base of the ruck, 1st receiver was a good 8-10 yards away and a defender tackled him so quickly there was absolutely no way he was...

I take notes, so when I had a lecture by the opposition HC over a call being wrong I calmly nodded wisely and scribbled. Anyway here's the scenario which isn't really specific to U11 NRoP; Red BC collides with Green player, green immediately starts to strip the ball and there's a bit of heave...

Another Sunday and another question from the noob... I awarded a penalty to green who elected to kick to gain and then restarted with a FP to green from the point the ball went into touch. Now this was greeted with noises from the reds about "that's not how it works". Now we've been playing it...

When is a fly hack not a fly hack? 9A) Kicking on the ground is prohibited (often referred to as a ‘fly-hack’). Seems straight forward, and not over thinking it but that means that trapping the ball or otherwise stopping/interacting with the ball with feet/legs is fine. As long as you don't...

Feel free to ignore this, it's more here for me to get off my chest!! :deadhorse::wtf: We played away yesterday and had a F*&&*&* awful experience with the ref. He was bad, wrong and dangerous is some many ways we can't even begin to count; wrong. KO went over the try line + dotted down, 5m...

A question occurred to me whilst watching the Scotland vs NZ game recently and it's a slow day. The pundits were advocating that Scotland IIRC should have taken a quick restart and caught the Kiwis napping; the full regs seem to allow it by not disallowing it. The ref only needs to blow to start...

NRoP 7aiii says a high tackle is above the shoulder (which is the neck and up to us). 8a a tackle is arm pits and below. 14b Only contact below the armpit Now our collective interpretation from U9 has been above the armpit is a high tackle and under the NRoP that means a FP. However, my...

I've had a good rummage but failed to find a definite answer and i know there will be somebody here who'll know the answer chapter and verse... During the usual end of training game and we had what appeared to be a clash of heads so I blew up immediately. It wasn't anywhere as nasty as it...