Wolfman's no Try
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1st eels try,Hayne runs across field and passes from 12 metres out to 8
Forward pass
Manly 2nd try,Brett Stewart turns around to his right and passes backwards,the ball travels forward
Try
eels 2nd try,triple movement
Penalty
eels 3rd try,Hayne flattish forwardish ball,fair enough
Benefit of the doubt
Cherrybombs pass after review was flat/forward to close to call
Benefit of the doubt
The last 2 tries of the game could have gone either way and they went with the attacking team im both cases
Forward pass
Manly 2nd try,Brett Stewart turns around to his right and passes backwards,the ball travels forward
Try
eels 2nd try,triple movement
Penalty
eels 3rd try,Hayne flattish forwardish ball,fair enough
Benefit of the doubt
Cherrybombs pass after review was flat/forward to close to call
Benefit of the doubt
The last 2 tries of the game could have gone either way and they went with the attacking team im both cases
Rex
Bencher
Fonz.
Your anti-bias adjustment too strong? Momentum is arguable. But it's provable where the feet were when the ball was passed & caught. Do you agree that:
12th minute
Hayne's first pass was thrown at least 11 metres out and was caught no more than 9 metres from the line. Over 2 metres towards Manly's line. And that Hayne hesitated to a virtual stop before the line before stepping diagonally for the pass?
64th minute
Hayne's pass was thrown from at least 15 metres out and caught 11 metres out. Over 4 metres towards Manly's line.
77th minute
DCE passed the ball 42 metres out, running forward, lopped over the top, and caught exactly the same distance from the line. 0 metres towards the Parra line.
Check it out on NRL.com videos (the highlights has them all)
Your anti-bias adjustment too strong? Momentum is arguable. But it's provable where the feet were when the ball was passed & caught. Do you agree that:
12th minute
Hayne's first pass was thrown at least 11 metres out and was caught no more than 9 metres from the line. Over 2 metres towards Manly's line. And that Hayne hesitated to a virtual stop before the line before stepping diagonally for the pass?
64th minute
Hayne's pass was thrown from at least 15 metres out and caught 11 metres out. Over 4 metres towards Manly's line.
77th minute
DCE passed the ball 42 metres out, running forward, lopped over the top, and caught exactly the same distance from the line. 0 metres towards the Parra line.
Check it out on NRL.com videos (the highlights has them all)
I referred my science consultant (son) to this thread and this was his response:
"Ha, had a read, quite funny. No further points necessary, the correct ones have already been made:
1) forward pass rule. i.e. it’s about how it leaves the hands (this does open up some interesting possibilities for crafty players to have a passing motion that looks backwards. Or perverse ones to have one that looks forwards, even though it is passed backwards)
2) it is possible for a pass thrown backwards to travel forwards. Coriolis has nothing to do with it, you just need to add up velocities (or momentum if you like, which equals velocity times mass). Lots of forwards plus a little back still equals forward. Which I have to remind myself when I contemplate the possiblity of jumping up just at the right time should I ever be hurtling to the earth while on a large object"
Such as in a falling lift? lol
"Ha, had a read, quite funny. No further points necessary, the correct ones have already been made:
1) forward pass rule. i.e. it’s about how it leaves the hands (this does open up some interesting possibilities for crafty players to have a passing motion that looks backwards. Or perverse ones to have one that looks forwards, even though it is passed backwards)
2) it is possible for a pass thrown backwards to travel forwards. Coriolis has nothing to do with it, you just need to add up velocities (or momentum if you like, which equals velocity times mass). Lots of forwards plus a little back still equals forward. Which I have to remind myself when I contemplate the possiblity of jumping up just at the right time should I ever be hurtling to the earth while on a large object"
Such as in a falling lift? lol
TokyoEagle
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Daniel said:
You can't get out of it that easily, Dan.
Opposites attract Dan. That is why chicks aren't usually chick magnets.
Has someone hacked Dan's log-in?
Wow lol
Deadset guys its Parramatta why do we give a fuk for any way the c***s lost.. pricks ripped us fukn off in 2010 why do i give a fuk .. i hope it wasnt forward & they called it forward sucked in to the fukka`s
paybacks a bitch. they had their picnic last 2 yrs after WCC now its Manly time again ..
paybacks a bitch. they had their picnic last 2 yrs after WCC now its Manly time again ..
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