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Mon, 30 Jun 2008 |
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Next Seasons Matches to answer Tims question these are the teams we will be playing next season. Leics lions 3s, South 3s, Cosby, Hinckley 3s,Coalville 2nds, Loughborough 3s and Forrest 2nds. Loughborough 2nds have joined Notts,Lincs and Derby 2nd team league. I think they need to work out which county Loughborough is in? last time i looked it was in Leicestershire. Posted 04:49
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baby boy announcing birth of new whitters boy 9lb 14 and hlf oz's on the 1st of July at 9.04pm no definate name but looks like it will be andrew james at he moment. Cheers for the text messages see you training when can get out Posted by whitters
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Nice One! Nice one Whitters...hope all is well with baby and mum...see you soon at training. Looks like he'll be playing in the forwards at that wait then!!!! Posted by Percy
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Well done Whitters. All the best to you all. Good training session on Tuesday. Get down if you've not been yet. My muscles are slightly tendor after the sprint work. Nothing prepares you for that. Don't forget Saturday again. 11am prompt. It will have to be very bad weather for it to be called off. Tell me if your coming and I can let you know the call asap. We have Ben? Damo, Me, Tim and the Doc. Where are the rest of you? Posted by Tref Bowen
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Good Session I thought last night was a really good session. Good to see so many faces down. Thanks Dean and Damo. Lets see if some of you yet to show come down either Sat or next Tues. Apart from those injured of course. I hope the ankle improves Jase. The highlight of last night was Iain's borat suit. Magic! Someone get that picture on the website. Also, someone tell the Doc' he can park his car near ours. Posted by Tref Bowen
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Lads some of the new laws to take note! The proposed law amendments are: * In the original version of the laws, players were allowed to use their hands at all times at the breakdown. A slightly different rule, prohibiting hands in the ruck but making it only a free kick, has been trialled as well. The final rule regarding hands in the ruck has not been established. In any event, players must come into the breakdown in an onside position, and only players who are on their feet are allowed to play the ball. The side that takes the ball into the breakdown loses it if they do not recycle possession. * At the scrum, all backs except for the two scrum-halves must be at least 5 metres behind the hindmost foot of the scrum, instead of level with it as allowed in the current laws. * Either side can use as many players as they like in the lineout, at any time, providing they fit between the 5-metre line and the 15-metre line. * The opposing hooker in a lineout no longer has to stand between the 5-metre line and touchline; he can stand anywhere he wishes as long as he conforms to the laws. * On a quick throw in the ball can be thrown straight or back towards the defenders' goal line, but not forwards towards the opposition goal line. * Where touch judges are trained referees, they will be referred to as assistant referees, with responsibility for policing the offside lines. * Penalty kicks are generally to be given only for offside and foul play. Most other penalties will become free kicks, with the option of taking a scrum as in the current laws, which cannot be used for a kick at goal or a dropped goal. * If the ball is passed or run back into the 22 and then kicked out on the full before a tackle, ruck or maul is effected, the resulting lineout is taken from where the kick was made. However, if the kick bounces into touch, the lineout is taken from where the ball went into touch, as in the present laws. * The maul can be collapsed by defending sides without incurring a penalty if the forward momentum of the attacking side has been neutralised or reversed, subject to maintaining safety. * The corner flag, currently situated where the try line meets the touchline, will become part of the field of play. Under the current laws, a try is disallowed if a player touches the corner flag while attempting to touch the ball down, because the flag itself is in touch. Posted by Harding
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The above post is all wrong as only so many have been adopted!!!! Posted by Castro
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* These wont effect us • Where touch judges are trained referees, they will be referred to as assistant referees, with responsibility for policing the offside lines. Only if appointed to the game wont effect us this is one for higher level will only effect county cup Final ect • The corner flag, currently situated where the try line meets the touchline, will become part of the field of play. Under the current laws, a try is disallowed if a player touches the corner flag while attempting to touch the ball down, because the flag itself is in touch. Wont effect our game as this is mainly for TV matches to help the TMO Posted by Castro
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Not Adopted ignore • In the original version of the laws, players were allowed to use their hands at all times at the breakdown. A slightly different rule, prohibiting hands in the ruck but making it only a free kick, has been trialled as well. The final rule regarding hands in the ruck has not been established. In any event, players must come into the breakdown in an onside position, and only players who are on their feet are allowed to play the ball. The side that takes the ball into the breakdown loses it if they do not recycle possession. • Penalty kicks are generally to be given only for offside and foul play. Most other penalties will become free kicks, with the option of taking a scrum as in the current laws, which cannot be used for a kick at goal or a dropped goal. • Not adopted Posted by Castro
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Adopted • At the scrum, all backs except for the t wo scrum-halves must be at least 5 metres behind t he hindmost foot of the scrum, instead of level w ith it as allowed in the current laws. • * Either side can use as many players as they l ike in the lineout, at any time, providing they f it between the 5-metre line and the 15-metre l ine. • The opposing hooker in a lineout no l onger has to stand between the 5-metre line and t ouchline; he can stand anywhere he wishes as l ong as he conforms to the laws. Two meters d iagonal away from line removing him from being a l ifter ( the word Hooker is not nessacery meaning t he Hooker any player can stand there) • On a quick throw in the ball can be t hrown straight or back towards the defenders' g oal line, but not forwards towards the o pposition goal line. • If the ball is passed or run back into t he 22 and then kicked out on the full before a t ackle, ruck or maul is effected, the resulting l ineout is taken from where the kick was made. H owever, if the kick bounces into touch, the l ineout is taken from where the ball went into t ouch, as in the present laws. W ell explained but could go into deeper • The maul can be collapsed by defending s ides without incurring a penalty if the forward m omentum of the attacking side has been n eutralised or reversed, subject to maintaining s afety. G rey areas here need explaining deeper  Posted by Castro
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TMO I'm disappointed the league will not appoint a TMO in our league games against Cosby ... they obvioulsy trust those tw*ts alot more than most of us do!! Posted by tim
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Thanks Thanks tom just copied and pasted it all without looking into deep and seeing what i put. Posted by Harding
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Possible Tour????????? I have just been on Ryanairs website and came across cheep flights to Shannon from birmingham. I was wondering if this would be a possibel tour destination? Flights out on a Thurs night at 10pm Flights back sunday arrive back at 21.20 sunday This would cost about £15 each Later flights for the teachers can fly out on the Friday night at the same times for £36 We could fly out on the friday morning from Eastmids at a better time of 11am But fly back into Birmingham on the later sunday flight to give max time there for about £36 and saving on a nights hotel costs For a hotel we can use the seven mile inn just outside Limerick. Any one got any better ideas????? Posted by Castro
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