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I can't believe i'm going to give up my secret special play!
The Falcon Try!
You get grab from behind short of the try line, you throw the ball backwards into your own head and head it forward into the in-goal area to set up a team mate for a try or force a line drop-out.
It's the best play in the game, it isn't a knock-on at all. The Storm did it to us in one of the Semi-finals a few years back, I think it rocketed off Hoffman's head and the refs called play on, no doubt if we did it though it would be called back.
I wont tell you will tell someone.
A banana kick from Norman right onto a leaping Vai Toutais chest.
I used to love watching Andrew Johns hit those perfect banana kicks. they were unreal.
I'm not smart enough to create new plays.....I;m a little slow, some have even been unkind enough to offer backward! Still I would like to see Chris, upon receiving a penalty, forego the "tea-party", check his mark, make sure his straggler mates are onside, get the ref "on-side", all by the way in the blink of an eye, and take off with another speed man in support. Or kick, just get it done quick!
Another manoeuvre when gaining a penalty within 20 yards of their line and taking a quick tap would be to cut Mannah out of the play initially, let a speedy man run it and pass to Mannah or Tepai closer to the line and on the fly.
And lastly, just once before he retires convince Benny to forget the impersonation of Ben Roberts, you know, that one of indecision, and forget passing, forego the jink and run hard and give your best shot at busting the line. The opposition would be as shocked as me and just might open up. Wouldn't it be nice to see.
Get well Micka, get well soon.
There's a few that I have. I'll start with the few that are easiest.
Scrum around your 30m line or so, have Sandow stand close to the lock, basically right behind him but with some depth give him the ball and him to boot it downfield for a flying backline player or hopefully pick up a 40/20 and then get a quick tap. Most of the forwards should be in the scrum and if you had everyone learn it you could score a few tries per season.
In the opposition half if there's nothing happening on the last tackle, get the kicker to run the ball over to the second ref and throw the ball at him. Whilst being absolutely hilarious it will result in a scrum to the team with field possession. If the ball touches a ref it results in a scrum to the attacking team (team with the better field position). This is a very old rule in the book that can be exploited very easily now that there are two refs on the field.
Now for the hardest one of all.
When in defence, if you're a centre or winger come up in defence and make a tackle.
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