Interesting piece on the new lineout attack schemes
When last have you two watched rugby games - I assume you missed out on things totally for years now. The kick like illustrated have been in use for at least the last ten years and I have seen it used in school ruby 50 years ago, What a huge discovery the Crusaders made here - total BS. They may use it more frequently than the duds we have as coaches allowed SA teams to use it,
Believe me they would rather kick at goal - after all three points is worth more than 7 points - but it has ben used by thinking coaches the world over.
When last have you two watched rugby games - I assume you missed out on things totally for years now. The kick like illustrated have been in use for at least the last ten years and I have seen it used in school ruby 50 years ago, What a huge discovery the Crusaders made here - total BS. They may use it more frequently than the duds we have as coaches allowed SA teams to use it,
Believe me they would rather kick at goal - after all three points is worth more than 7 points - but it has ben used by thinking coaches the world over.
The kick like illustrated
What kick?
The tap-kicj efore opaassing the ball to the forwards for a driving maul - nitwit.
If you actually read the article, you'll notice they mention that "old school trick" as they call it (along with the decades old screen shot as illustration) simply as conceptual inspiration for the deception tactics around the lineout and maul that the rest of the article discusses (which have absolutely nothing to do with tap kicks).


