@gavin61528418@PossiblyGeorge Yeah because a “trip” automatically means a bloke will pop his shoulder, that wait, HE’D ALREADY POPPED EARLIER AND WENT BACK ON RISKING IT!
@PossiblyGeorge He doesn’t duck you moron, you clearly see he slips and his knee hits the ground. So he knows he’s cooked HTB. Don’t think Frampton could help it either
@tim_michell Coulda woulda shoulda. Byrnes should have been HTB right in front of goal. Wilson should have kicked it further. Hundreds of butterfly effect moments
@FreoPope@FOXFOOTY That too. But the way people are arguing, basically means Watson could run “slightly” off the line and kick basically standing next to the man on the mark. So the rule is horribly written
@JoshJenkins24 It’s the RULE!!! So you’re saying he can deviate, run right up next to the man on the mark to avoid his outstretched arms? He has to kick OVER the man. The man on the mark can’t move, so why should he be allowed to?
@7AFL@cleary_mitch It’s the RULE!!! He gets an advantage by not kicking over the hands of the man on the mark. Otherwise he could slightly run wider, and avoid the man entirely!
@SamuelPower68 This is proving you don’t even understand the rule haha. Like a snap, you can start OFF the line, but must kick ON the line, over the man on the mark. Houston does the right thing, Watson technically the wrong thing