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Not so much new but scrums back, one on one ball steal, and injured players treated off the pitch. Interesting that Iro sits on the panel representing Championship clubs

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49 minutes ago, Piggy's mate said:

Not so much new but scrums back, one on one ball steal, and injured players treated off the pitch. Interesting that Iro sits on the panel representing Championship clubs

Scrums back will help us… I can see a certain move returning 

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28 minutes ago, Keep The Faith said:

Scrums back will help us… I can see a certain move returning 

Not the Ash Linsey spec...

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I suppose coaches might work moves around scrum personnel flexibility. Different moves can work depending who they keep out of the pack and the positions they take up. With uncontested scrums there's no value in packing down the old fashioned 6 forwards.

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59 minutes ago, Knight panther said:

Whats changed with the one on one ball steal ?

Back to the old only one person in the tackle rather than players dropping off

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17 hours ago, POR said:

For me if scrums are back they should make the starting 6 and replacement forwards pack down not the stand off  who can't tackle 🤣

Good luck with policing that.

You do remember the "good old days" of proper scrums when, occasionally, a loose forward might come out of the scrum, being replaced by one of the backs, in order to carry out a choreographed move, don't you?

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20 hours ago, Piggy's mate said:

Not so much new but scrums back, one on one ball steal, and injured players treated off the pitch. Interesting that Iro sits on the panel representing Championship clubs

I suspect that the injured players rule will be exploited still. The change continues to allow the referee to use their discretion so, if an "injured" player is in a position that interferes with play, I expect the referee to still stop pay for treatment.

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32 minutes ago, Blind side johnny said:

Good luck with policing that.

You do remember the "good old days" of proper scrums when, occasionally, a loose forward might come out of the scrum, being replaced by one of the backs, in order to carry out a choreographed move, don't you?

I do but that was when  you expected to  the ball  and go on the attack not hiding a player

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13 hours ago, coolie said:

Does it mean "6 again" is still going to be used next season 🤔

In fairness, the 6 again rule already looks like it has gone the way of the grapple tackle, playing the ball from the mark, playing the ball with the foot, standing square at marker, feeding the scrum and contact with the head being an automatic sin bin. I.e. it was pretty much ignored and forgotten about throughout the playoffs. 

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