The first of his two spectacular tries
https://x.com/nbiffs/status/16979345511 ... 3wQUEE0zxA
The link from Newcastle Knights show you both try’s from Dom Young at the end of the post 78th minute & 80th minute
https://www.newcastleknights.com.au/new ... aight-win/
Dom Young insane super try’s
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josie andrews
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Dom Young insane super try’s
Anyone can support a team when it is winning, that takes no courage.
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
But to stand behind a team, to defend a team when it is down and really needs you,
that takes a lot of courage. #18thMan
Re: Dom Young insane super try’s
Straight out of the Tom Johnstone playback that.
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Charriots Offiah
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Re: Dom Young insane super try’s
If there had been no corner flags in Boston's day he would have doubled his try scoring record. Having said that, I am happy that the rule has been changed.
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The corner flags makes it more exciting and skillful
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Yeah, why celebrate the sport?
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Jonathon Kerr (JK)
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Fantastic try and like so many others we now see, but to play devils advocate, at which point are these try’s banned? If a defender was to put the attacker in that position through tackling it would be penalised, so why is an attacker not penalised for putting themselves in a dangerous position.
Giving the legal case on head knocks and the effects they have, is there a safe way to allow these sorts of try’s to continue and be scored?
I’m all for them, but I do feel we are only one injury away before a return to the corner flag is brought back.
Giving the legal case on head knocks and the effects they have, is there a safe way to allow these sorts of try’s to continue and be scored?
I’m all for them, but I do feel we are only one injury away before a return to the corner flag is brought back.
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Re: Dom Young insane super try’s
How would that change anything with regards to the point you are raising?Jonathon Kerr (JK) wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 10:51 am Fantastic try and like so many others we now see, but to play devils advocate, at which point are these try’s banned? If a defender was to put the attacker in that position through tackling it would be penalised, so why is an attacker not penalised for putting themselves in a dangerous position.
Giving the legal case on head knocks and the effects they have, is there a safe way to allow these sorts of try’s to continue and be scored?
I’m all for them, but I do feel we are only one injury away before a return to the corner flag is brought back.
In Youngs tries, for example, even if the corner flag was brought back in they would be given as tries.
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Fact is, for all people witter on about corner flags, in the majority of the spectacular put-downs we see these days, the ball has in fact been grounded before the corner flag is ever touched (if it is at all).