Early binding
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Topic: Early binding
Posted By: aber-fan
Subject: Early binding
Date Posted: 11 July 2021 at 2:28pm
Yesterday (I think in the Lions game, or was it Wales?) I could clearly hear the ref telling players, near the opposition line, NOT to bind early on the ball carrier. This should be applied 100% and consistently, but it isn't.
Is there any chance at all the law-makers will put out a directive to that effect? Or was this an early example to show that such a directive has indeed been put out recently?
It's dangerous, and unfair, to ask one player to tackle two or even three opponents charging at the line, as we saw just a couple of weeks ago in another match.
------------- “You cannot reason a man out of what he never reasoned himself into.” (Jonathan Swift)
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Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 11 July 2021 at 3:07pm
Spot on it needs to be reffed far more strictly
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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 23 July 2021 at 2:28pm
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed.
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Posted By: Wil Chips
Date Posted: 23 July 2021 at 4:15pm
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
See separate thread I just started…sorry should have read this first..
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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 23 July 2021 at 6:04pm
Wil Chips wrote:
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
See separate thread I just started…sorry should have read this first.. |
No need to apologise at all.
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Posted By: aber-fan
Date Posted: 24 July 2021 at 12:31pm
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
Thanks - well, some good news there for player safety, I feel... can you please clarify - can a single player bind onto the ball carrier BEFORE contact with the tackler, or not? This seems to happen all the time with some refs (second Wales v Argentina test, for example), and I thought it was not allowed.
------------- “You cannot reason a man out of what he never reasoned himself into.” (Jonathan Swift)
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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 25 August 2021 at 1:27pm
aber-fan wrote:
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
Thanks - well, some good news there for player safety, I feel... can you please clarify - can a single player bind onto the ball carrier BEFORE contact with the tackler, or not? This seems to happen all the time with some refs (second Wales v Argentina test, for example), and I thought it was not allowed. |
Sorry Aber I didn't see this reply. Yes a player can latch on but they must then arrive on their feet.
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Posted By: aber-fan
Date Posted: 25 August 2021 at 1:55pm
Fscarlet wrote:
aber-fan wrote:
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
Thanks - well, some good news there for player safety, I feel... can you please clarify - can a single player bind onto the ball carrier BEFORE contact with the tackler, or not? This seems to happen all the time with some refs (second Wales v Argentina test, for example), and I thought it was not allowed. |
Sorry Aber I didn't see this reply. Yes a player can latch on but they must then arrive on their feet. |
Sorry, I still don't get it.
My opinion is that it is unfair - and dangerous - for two men bound together to run at a single tackler. So, to clarify my question -
"Is it OK for a player to bind onto the ball carrier and run with him before contact?" If it is, it should be changed pronto, as far as I am concerned.
i remember a stuffing we had (in a semi, I think) at the Aviva a few years ago from Leinster - they did this all afternoon, and the ref allowed it.
------------- “You cannot reason a man out of what he never reasoned himself into.” (Jonathan Swift)
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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 25 August 2021 at 2:48pm
aber-fan wrote:
Fscarlet wrote:
aber-fan wrote:
Fscarlet wrote:
Just had some new Global law modifications sent through from the WRU, one thing they mention now is you can only have one 1 man latching onto the ball carrier & they must observe ALL the normal requirements of the first arriving player. Having 2 players latching onto the ball carrier is no longer allowed. |
Thanks - well, some good news there for player safety, I feel... can you please clarify - can a single player bind onto the ball carrier BEFORE contact with the tackler, or not? This seems to happen all the time with some refs (second Wales v Argentina test, for example), and I thought it was not allowed. |
Sorry Aber I didn't see this reply. Yes a player can latch on but they must then arrive on their feet. |
Sorry, I still don't get it.
My opinion is that it is unfair - and dangerous - for two men bound together to run at a single tackler. So, to clarify my question -
"Is it OK for a player to bind onto the ball carrier and run with him before contact?" If it is, it should be changed pronto, as far as I am concerned.
i remember a stuffing we had (in a semi, I think) at the Aviva a few years ago from Leinster - they did this all afternoon, and the ref allowed it. |
It is a dangerous law for me, hence why so many people go for the old chop tackle when they are defending close to their line. With a chop tackle, it will be very hard for the latcher to stay on their feet after contact so you may well see this style of play phased out a bit.
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