Touch Rugby/Football | GAME ANALYSIS | 2019 World Cup Mixed Open GOLD MEDAL MATCH

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27 күн бұрын

🎮 GAME ANALYSIS 📊
Teams: Australia vs New Zealand
Year & Tournament: 2019 World Cup
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@nathanlenic8966 25 күн бұрын

Hey mate, up and coming coach in South Australia. Your videos are amazing and the explanation are perfect for any body not on the easy coast. Keep up the videos bro :) Much love from SA/ADF

@touch.screen 25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! Will you be coaching at NYC?

@nathanlenic8966 25 күн бұрын

Unfortunately not but hopefully w27 at NTL's

@touch.screen 25 күн бұрын

@@nathanlenic8966 i will see you there!

@pdr. 25 күн бұрын

Indeed, the rule says: 16.3 An attacking player in support of the player in Possession may move as necessary to achieve a supporting position but must not grab, hold, push or otherwise deliberately interfere with a defending player attempting to make a Touch Perhaps the "attempting to make a Touch" part should be removed since the definition of obstruction in the glossary states: Obstruction: A deliberate attempt by either an attacking or defending player to gain an unfair Advantage by interfering with the opposition to prevent them from gaining a rightful Advantage This seems clearer and would explicitly ban such tactics. I think the necessity for it to be deliberate is also problematic. How can refs judge intent? And if it still leads to an unfair advantage, why shouldn't the outcome be the same?

@touch.screen 25 күн бұрын

Sounds like we agree that the 'attempting to make a touch' really does make a huge difference to the way this rule is written to the way it should be enforced. Surely it would not be difficult to remove that and say that a defender cannot be deliberately obstructed.

@pdr. 25 күн бұрын

@@touch.screen Yeah, I think it's reasonable to interpret "attempting to make a Touch" as including getting onside. Otherwise there's no rule to prohibit the dumper from holding back the toucher in any way. That said, a ref can easily miss obstruction like this with everything else they're looking out for at the time, especially lower level refs like myself. In any case, it's by no means the worst oversight in the rulebook.

@jordesque 25 күн бұрын

I think we can all agree that, regardless of the exact wording of the rule (which is probably not ideal in this case), the spirit of the rule is that such tactics are not legal and liable to penalty. The movement of the attacking player is to clearly continue to move forward and he makes no effort to realign, so he is clearly not trying to "achieve a supporting position" (in fact you could argue he is offside himself as he is in front of the ball). Another thing is for the referee to catch this, as we would typically have our eyes on the ball - I don't think I would ever manage to catch it myself, and the refs on this final were some of the very best in the world...😅

@touch.screen 25 күн бұрын

@@jordesque it’s very easily missed. I think you have to have seen it a few times to pick up on it. I am ok with it being missed because we can now work with our middle defenders about what they can do to make sure they don’t find themselves in this situation.