๐ป Tom Mulโs Climbing Kilimanjaro โ For MND Research ๐
Weโre proud to get behind @Midleton_RFCโs Tom Mulcahy and his wife Mag as they set out to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in support of the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association.
Tom kicks off his climb on August 11th, with the aim to reach Uhuru Peak by the morning of August 16th ๐. Letโs show our support for Tom & Mag and for great causes, help raise much-needed funds for MND research together. Every donation makes a difference! ๐
๐๏ธ Support their journey:โจ๐ย https://t.co/qArH3LG8tP
@Nick_Delehanty "Can't get a mortgage" is probably a bit of a stretch? Can't get a mortgage gor the house you want is possibly more accurate? โฌ300K of taxes is high assuming it's IT, VAT & PAYE - you might want to look at restructuring.......
@twitonatrain@AiSimonThompson@itsskitime@jaredwright17 So by that application if Underhill doesn't retreat, the 9 pick & makes a break and goes beyond Underhill - he is still offside because he hasn't retreated behind the ruck ( even though he is now behind the ball?)
@MdM_K_@Kieranbcfc2@George66Steve@brettruganalyst With that line of thought every time there's a dummy movement in a lineout, there would be a free kick. That's not "leaving the lineout" & hovering must be a new infringement
@MdM_K_@Kieranbcfc2@George66Steve@brettruganalyst "Moved out of the lineout" is a bit of a stretch. They stayed within the 2m limit where 9 must be.
In any event players can't leave the lineout until it's over - which has nothing to do with the launch. The laws for the 9 entering are different
@RjSnake72@8Shove@offfieldrugby@Nigelrefowens It's very close but NZ Looseheads elbow is always pointing towards the ground. His legs look to straighten just before he hits the ground. There looks to be more reasoning to ping NZ IMO
@TheLooseH There looks to be a total tactical change in the second half. Ireland were looking for the ideal lineout in the 1st half, but in the 2nd half, they took the easier option towards the front where Somoa were leaving free.
@rnzz99@GoodBadRugby If Jamie George's attempt at a tackle was actually considered a tackle then Farrell is the tackle assist and the standard rules apply. It looks a real flaw in the lawbook to allow that loophole. The way in which Farrell set himself ensured there would only be one outcome
@ek_rugby Top class analysis - with Ireland having a forward in the bin & bringing their blinside winger into the scrum, they set the trap very well.