NRL Round 19 - Knights Vs Rabbitohs - 2:00pm Sunday, 12th of July - Accor Stadium

shifting the ball in our own 40 is a very low percentage play

We need to go through the middle and earn the right to shift it in the redzone
 
It's pretty evident the mindset of this team. Trying to score from every set. Why is ponga throwing 20m long balls instead of running the ball back? Yes our middles are weak and we gain alot of our yardage from spreading the ball, but there was no need for Gags and others to force the ball for the miracle line break.
 
Sheent14 said:
It's pretty evident the mindset of this team. Trying to score from every set. Why is ponga throwing 20m long balls instead of running the ball back? Yes our middles are weak and we gain alot of our yardage from spreading the ball, but there was no need for Gags and others to force the ball for the miracle line break.
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You can run 10 metres faster than you can throw a pass 20+metres. Ponga had a wet fart in his brain there. Didn't want to do the work.
 
They've been winning despite not playing well; ironically, I thought they were the better team v Melbourne and were dudded on some key calls.

So this has been brewing for a while. Would love to see them shake that off and come out and win the 2nd half.
 
Seriously hook Gagai at halftime and hunt to centre is only chance we win this game

I just can’t believe people wanted to keep Gagai he has been like this 80% of the season
 
Under the official Laws of the Game, the definition of a knock-on or a "play at the ball" requires intentional contact with the hand or arm. If a bomb or grubber kick deflects off a player's head or back—often referred to as a "falcon"—while they are not actively attempting to play the ball, it is generally ruled a ricochet rather than a played-at ball.

So why did the rabbits get the ball back?
 
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