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I despair I am sick and tired of Robjoenz, media know it alls telling me if your wrists are positioned okay the pass is not forward. No difference in wrist position for Saints 2nd try BUT guess what the pass went 2/3 yards forward.

the pass was forward even ray french admitted that it was terrible I dont know quite how the touch judge missed it he had a clear view and you could see on the replay the passer was stood behind the 10 meter line when he passed it and the reciver was infront of the 10 meter line when he recieved it. forward pass!!!

It was definately forward and looked more blatent with every replay. But maybe unfair to suggest Rob would defend something so obvious. If it was borderline then maybe there is some truth in wrist angles, but not if the ball has travelled a matter of meters towards the opposition try line.

cpwigan posted:
I despair I am sick and tired of Robjoenz...

What have I done now?

What you, and many people want is a rule change that states the ball has to be received at a point behind where the ball was released.

I can't comment on Saints second try as I've only seen it in real time at Wembley.

if the ball travels at more than 90 degrees to the touchline in the direction you are attacking it's a forward pass. physics and no bull

waterside glens posted:
if the ball travels at more than 90 degrees to the touchline in the direction you are attacking it's a forward pass. physics and no bull

That's not necessarily the rule at the moment though.

The problem is i even think according to my definition of forward which I know is at odds with the mainstream that Moggs pass for Cats first try looked forward. :conf:

cpwigan posted:
The problem is i even think according to my definition of forward which I know is at odds with the mainstream that Moggs pass for Cats first try looked forward. :conf:

The problem is you've made up your own definition of forward pass.

I fully accept my definition is different Rob. However, by any definition Saints second try was a forward pass. By my definition so was Cats first try.

my definition is correct it's rfl thats wrong .Forward is forward or we'll end up like football with players that are offside being onside and then it's open to opinion.I mean if your on the pitch and your not "active" you'll not be playing in my team