Slowing down the ptb

[Wakefield Ram]

https://www.dewsburyreporter.co.uk/news/people/encouraging-signs-and-lots-of-positivity-dewsbury-rams-face-month-long-wait-for-competitive-action-after-challenge-cup-exit-4515356

Good to see this is being worked on. Both 1st half Bradford and last 20 mins v York, we allowed them to play the ball quickly and let them get a roll on and we were on the back foot. We barely got any quick ptbs

[Blind side johnny]

17 hours ago, Wakefield Ram said:

https://www.dewsburyreporter.co.uk/news/people/encouraging-signs-and-lots-of-positivity-dewsbury-rams-face-month-long-wait-for-competitive-action-after-challenge-cup-exit-4515356

Good to see this is being worked on. Both 1st half Bradford and last 20 mins v York, we allowed them to play the ball quickly and let them get a roll on and we were on the back foot. We barely got any quick ptbs

It's a fine line, isn't it? When we try to slow down the ptb we are often a bit naive with it and get pinged for six again or a penalty. In every case it is largely dependent upon the individual referee although, apparently, they are getting quite keen on this in SL now as well. Quicker ptb's from both sides would be fine with me.

[Wakefield Ram]

9 hours ago, Blind side johnny said:

It's a fine line, isn't it? When we try to slow down the ptb we are often a bit naive with it and get pinged for six again or a penalty. In every case it is largely dependent upon the individual referee although, apparently, they are getting quite keen on this in SL now as well. Quicker ptb's from both sides would be fine with me.

I'd prefer quicker PTBs as it makes for a more open game. If not, it just turns into a dull "arm wrestle"