Herkes tarafından bilinerek sevilen site olan 1xbet canlı adresi sizlere büyük avantajlar ile farklı bahis imkanları sunmaktadır. Bilindik bir firma olması nedeni ile her defasında yeni bir 1xbet güncel adrese taşınıyor. Paylaşılan adreslerden sizlere en uygun 1xbet türkiye giriş güncel adresine kolaylıkla hemen ulaşabilirsiniz. Sizlerde kolaylıkla her cihazınızda aktif olan 1xbet mobile ile bahis yaparak, üyelik oluşumunu halledebilirsiniz. Büyük promosyonlardan yararlanarak üyelik açmak için 1xbet live adresini kullana bilirsiniz. Üyelik oluşturduktan sonra kolaylıkla yatırım yapmak için mobil ödeme bahis kabul gördüğünü anlayabilirsiniz. Hiç bir yerde olmayan canlı bahis özelliklerini sizlerde hemen kullanın. Aktif bir şekilde işlem yapan canlı bahis sitesi editörler tarafından özenle araştırılarak seçilmiştir. Ülkemizde resmi yayın yapmayan sitelerin çoğu kaçak bahis adı altında görev yapmaktadır. İnternetten yayın yapan kaçak bahis siteleri kullanıcılarına yüksek oranlar sunan bir adrestir. Hemen sizlerde casino oyunun farkına ve eğlencesine varmak için kayıt oluşturun.

TOPIC: Hands in the back rule

rogerrocks Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #1

rogerrocks
I've been puzzled by the changes to the rule on when/how you are able to push a player in the back in a marking contest. And it occurs to me that the simplest way of officiating this rule would be to say that you can push all you want if the player is stationary or moving backwards, but that you cannot push a player in the back at all if they are leading towards the ball.
I think this is more or less how the umps see it now, but it would be nice to have it in black and white so that we don't give away a free for "pushing too hard in a marking contest".
Login to reply,
Raglan Matt said You Beaut

Raglan Matt Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #2

Raglan Matt
I don't normally agree with stuffing around with the rules, RR, but that is a great idea. As long as the umpires all have the same idea of what forward motion is.
Login to reply,

freo00 Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #3

freo00
And who you play for ?
Login to reply,
Raglan Matt said You Beaut

shane Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #4

shane
There were some pretty bad pushes in the back by Eagles during the derby. Even Luke McPharlin would have been embarrassed by those.

I'd always rather they had to miss a few because they were in the wrong spot than they went back to paying free kicks to players who weren't infringed on.

Check out the holding the ball rule though. It was pointed out to me that it looks like they've decided to ignore the rule and just pay kicks for incorrect disposal, regardless of prior opportunity.
I'm sure it's much easier to adjudicate but it's not the rules.
Login to reply,
Raglan Matt said You Beaut

rogerrocks Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #5

rogerrocks
Holding the ball when you haven't had prior opportunity is interesting. If its held to you, then you are fine. But if they just grab you by one arm, then if you don't get a kick away, you are toast. In theory, you just have to try and dispose of it legally, so with no prior and one arm held, if you try and get a kick away, you should be ok - but its not the sort of thing I'd bet on.
Login to reply,

shane Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #6

shane
That's the rule but that's not how they're umpiring at the moment.
Login to reply,

hypen Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #7

hypen
We always do this though, we complained about the absoluteness of the hands in the back rule and now we are complaining when the kick is not paid. Such an AFL thing to do. Take that McInerny infringement, obviously not a free kick, but only when you have seen it from the proper angle. The umpires don't have the best angle always so they made a rule that a hand in the back is a penalty. I thought it was actually working after years of dissent. So here we go again.
Login to reply,
Suker said You Beaut

Raglan Matt Hands in the back rule 4 years 9 months ago #8

Raglan Matt
I think most of us are disappointed at the selectiveness of the application of the law, Hypen, just like we are disappointed at the selectiveness of the interpretation of "force" and "impact" by the MRP. ( Poor Harris)
Login to reply,