the Beale try? Think there's a lesson to be learnt in how to create a gap in that one. From set play Foley running left draws the defence, hides his short pass behind his back to Beale running in the opposite direction through a gap as wide as a barn door. Magic stuff.
Indeed Denny.
It's good for one score. After that they'll let him run laterally and hit him if/when he enters the line.
Indeed Denny.
It's good for one score. After that they'll let him run laterally and hit him if/when he enters the line.
PS Barn doors aren't very wide for some here
Denny, Beale probably saw Joe Moody's try .v. France.
I didn't see Joe Moody's try, still, all Beale had to do was run through the gap created by Foley. Impressive stuff under test weight conditions against the Irish, wish our lot could feed off the smarts and understand there are ways to score a try other than rolling mauls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLWbBxmWhhg
Thanks for the link but I don't see similarities. Foley running left draws the defence and creates the gap, Beale running in the opposite direction almost creating a scissors like movement runs the gap scoring untouched.
Well, I am more interested in highlighting the setup than the actual try. Anyone could have scored the try.
Pretty smart of Foley.
Sure - but unfortunately it open the way for another unthinking case of Mozart madness.
