[Tackle] Kolbe v France

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I think the tackler deliberately *knocks* the ball. If that's the case it's play on

If you think the tackler just happens to dislodge the ball in the tackle, it's a knock on by ball carrier
 

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So for example no head contact?

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Ah , just goes to show what a rubbish TMO I would be, I was focused on the knock on question :)
 

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I thought it was similar to Scotland's disallowed try last weekend.

Both cases I thought were clear knock ons if they happened in the FoP and I think it'd have been seen as a lot more controversial had the tries been awarded, so it was probably the right decision!
 

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According to the directives it is a PK so a Penalty try!
 

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i deliberately left my query "open" to see what people saw.

The action got referred to the TMO for head contact - and the TMO call was knock-on SA, scrum France. No head contact PK/card.

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Head first, then descends to neck.

Red.
 

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At the moment - it is play on as white is attempting a charge down and so the contact is deemed not to be intentional.
But as that is about the third such accidental collision with a kicker in the internationals this season.
So wait a week and IRB might issue a directive to make it a mandatory red.
 

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i deliberately left my query "open" to see what people saw.

The action got referred to the TMO for head contact - and the TMO call was knock-on SA, scrum France. No head contact PK/card.

didds

Surely it wasn't a knock on as the tackler knocked the ball , didn't he ?
 

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At the moment - it is play on as white is attempting a charge down and so the contact is deemed not to be intentional.
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Nice try.

PK for France for late challenge with no arms. Not sure if that was NO or the TMO decsion.

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Nice try.

PK for France for late challenge with no arms. Not sure if that was NO or the TMO decsion.

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Noticeably at odds with the Kerevi on Halfpenny decision in the Wales v Australia game. Am struggling to see a material difference in the two incidents, yet this was a penalty for NO and play on for O’Keefe.
 

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Nice try.

PK for France for late challenge with no arms. Not sure if that was NO or the TMO decsion.

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Correct IMO, white player didnt attempt his charge toward the ball - instead he ignored the ball & late hit the kicker [whilst not attempting to grasp either !]
 

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so what about the kolbe incident?
 
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