No.
He said that if it was in open play, and the ball carrier bounced the ball caught it it then executed a drop kick then the initial bouncing would be a knock-on.
Then he said that such bouncing prior to using a drop kick at a conversion was pratting about, in that the opposition could charge as soon as he tried to bounce it.
He said that if it was in open play, and the ball carrier bounced the ball caught it it then executed a drop kick then the initial bouncing would be a knock-on.
Then he said that such bouncing prior to using a drop kick at a conversion was pratting about, in that the opposition could charge as soon as he tried to bounce it.
