http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ Canadian Rugby Forums » Forum: Laws, Rules, Fitness, Training and Technique - Recent Posts en Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:45:38 +0000 http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/watch-south-carolina-gamecocks-vs-georgia-bulldogs-live-streaming-online-ncaa-1#post-7771 Sat, 10 Sep 2011 15:48:45 +0000 Anonymous 7771@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Watch South Carolina Gamecocks vs Georgia Bulldogs NCAA Football Live streaming Online, watch South Carolina Gamecocks vs Georgia Bulldogs video, NCAA Football, NCAA Football live video, NCAA Football Live online coverage, NCAA Football South Carolina Gamecocks vs Georgia Bulldogs Live Link,South Carolina Gamecocks vs Georgia Bulldogs Football Tv link, NCAA Football on tv, NCAA Football live telecast, NCAA Football live</p> <p><a href="&quot;http://ncaalive02.blogspot.com/2011/09/watch-south-carolina-gamecocks-vs_06.html&quot;"><strong>Watch South Carolina Gamecocks vs Georgia Bulldogs live NCAA Football Online Here</strong></a></p> <p>Hello NCAA Football Fans !! 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The failure of the home team to provide a certified match official, for the specific game in question, will result in the home team having to default such match.”</p> <p>Changing the rules and regulations is not an ideal situation, but if you and your club members wish to continue to play rugby and the CRU is unable to voluntarily increase the number of certified match officials, the CRU will have no other option but to implement the aforementioned rule before the end of the current season.</p> <p>The Level 1 referee course details:</p> <p>Location: Irish Clubhouse: 4334 -18th Street NE MAP</p> <p>Date: Sunday June 26th</p> <p>Time: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm</p> <p>Lunch: bring your own, if we work a bit over lunch we can maybe finish early.</p> <p>Contact Person: Andrew Petti - <a href="mailto:andrew@chemies.com">andrew@chemies.com</a> </p> <p>What to bring:</p> <p>pen &amp; paper</p> <p>Comfortable clothes as we may be outside for a bit (weather depending) and possibly on the floor throughout the day</p> <p>Course manual - to be distributed to those registered at a future date </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/usa-youth-development-site#post-6155 Sat, 14 May 2011 15:05:45 +0000 Bandito 6155@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>This whole program looks great. 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It all depends on the iRB level you have attained already and what coaching position you are after. </p> <p>To give you an idea, take a look at this link to the Rugby Canada web page. <a href="http://www.esportsdesk.com/leagues/custom_page.cfm?clientid=3817&amp;leagueid=0&amp;pageid=4426" rel="nofollow">http://www.esportsdesk.com/leagues/custom_page.cfm?clientid=3817&amp;leagueid=0&amp;pageid=4426</a></p> <p>You should be able to work back from there to know what would be required for provincial or club teams here. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/how-to-become-a-rugby-coach#post-4409 Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:24:04 +0000 unrugbist 4409@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>And that will qualify you to coach at what level???<br /> I am interested in some serious stuff mate,I already hold a degree as coach,here in my country.I wanna take it further...</p> <p>Thanks for your time,mate!</p> <p>Cheers! </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/how-to-become-a-rugby-coach#post-4408 Mon, 13 Dec 2010 18:16:27 +0000 irishlock 4408@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>typically you can sign up for a course from your local rugby union. 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First time I remember seeing it is in an NHL game years ago between the Leafs and Flyers. I think one of the Flyers was charged with assault...Then of course you had Marty McSorley and Donald Brashear.</p> <p>It means when tragic incidents like this happen all parties will need to have their facts straight.</p> <p>Winger14 </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death#post-297 Sat, 30 May 2009 17:13:23 +0000 Faust 297@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>IMHO it is the first time that a criminal conviction has happened in a sport event. So the level implications of actions of the players has turned. Thus the effect of one players action can turn out to be a criminal act. The ref is there to witness it and speak out against in a court of law.</p> <p>It might has always been there, but the Canadian court system is starting to be more noticeable on the playing grounds. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death#post-292 Sat, 30 May 2009 03:35:44 +0000 Harry Craig 292@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>How is it going affect referees in your opinion Faust. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death#post-286 Thu, 28 May 2009 22:30:50 +0000 Faust 286@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p><a href="http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death/article1157486/" rel="nofollow">http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death/article1157486/</a></p> <p>It is going to change the implications for the Referee for the game. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/teen-guilty-of-manslaughter-in-rugby-death#post-285 Thu, 28 May 2009 20:58:53 +0000 admin 285@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>What a tragedy all around. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-148 Sun, 17 May 2009 08:01:20 +0000 winger14 148@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Now that was funny.</p> <p>I've never carried a pencil in my sock.</p> <p>My legs are too short and the tip gets stuck in my cleats.</p> <p>Also...full length mirrors for me never come close enough to the floor.</p> <p>You're still a pompous windgag...and woefully wrong...and I still feel better... :-)</p> <p>PS... Feel free to have the last word.</p> <p>Winger14 </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-146 Sat, 16 May 2009 17:04:44 +0000 Harry Craig 146@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>There is no perfect ref and there will never be one. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-141 Sat, 16 May 2009 00:02:34 +0000 Toothlesstiger 141@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Well Trevor it has been fun getting you all wound up. Glad I have provided you with some form of relieve.</p> <p>The joke is on you Bouyho, sorry. Afteral you are a perfect referee with his nice neat jersey, pressed shorts and the socks pulled up, with them at the exact same height and your Blaster wrapped on a bleached lanyard around your left wrist, pencil just protruding just enough above the top of your right sock. </p> <p>I believe the thing that would upset the perfect ref before taking the field would not having a full length mirror in his dressing room. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-132 Fri, 15 May 2009 20:28:12 +0000 winger14 132@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>:-) </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-129 Fri, 15 May 2009 20:23:18 +0000 Harry Craig 129@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>If you're not there I'll raise one to you anyways. I just don't have to raise it very high. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-122 Fri, 15 May 2009 19:24:03 +0000 winger14 122@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>I doubt I'll be able to make it, which is unfortunate. I have no doubt it'll be a great celebration!</p> <p>Winger14 </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-121 Fri, 15 May 2009 18:40:42 +0000 Harry Craig 121@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Thanks for the kudos winger, but I don't think I know the toothless one. I did have a few wobbly pops at the Wanderers clubhouse in Ajax after reffing an intersquad game and the coach mentioned he got an e-mail from you. Any chance of you making it back to Ajax in July for the 60th. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-120 Fri, 15 May 2009 16:34:32 +0000 winger14 120@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Toothless...</p> <p>Have you been hanging out with Harry at the local saloon?</p> <p>I may be cyberspace, you are lost in space.</p> <p>There are/were two sets of laws, the global ones useed for internationals and the trial ELV's being used in the S14 competition. The difference in the two was the reduction of most tackle offences to a FK.</p> <p>The clarification from the IRB actually had squat to do with the ELVs. It had more to do with this question...</p> <p>"Do the Richie McCaws and the George Smiths of the world have to let go of the ball once the ruck has formed ot can they go on contesting for the ball"</p> <p>Assuming of course that they got there legally.</p> <p>The answer is now... No they don't.</p> <p>Simple.</p> <p>Don't make it complicated.</p> <p>And by the way if I feel like writing a post on the laws in the appropriate section, I will. Especially if it bugs the hell out of you. Nothing I love better than winding up a pompous windbag, it gives me a sense of well being and peace, knowing that I have contributed to making an overbearing bully go red in the face.</p> <p>There now I feel better...</p> <p>Winger14 </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-119 Fri, 15 May 2009 13:17:46 +0000 Toothlesstiger 119@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Toothlesstiger here again Mr. Winger, you may well like many referees out weigh me in certificates and the number of the games that you have been responsible for as a game official, however, not all who are on the field as an official are the best equipped to do the job but none the less they should &#38; has to be granted respect especially on the field with their whistle in hand.</p> <p>Mr Winger you are now playing of the field of cyberspace here and in my opinion as in many others around the World do not see the Laws Committee of the iRB and the referees have "managed" the current laws covering this aspect of the Game.</p> <p>The current laws seem to beyond most referees, and that is including all of this plethora of T.V broadcasts not just the local patch, abilities to interpret what they see before them at such a break down while assessing the situation and rendering their decisions.</p> <p>On your feet and its many current variations cannot and should not be interpreted as we currently see. It is an area of mayhem &#38; a physical shambles leading to stomping and recently Quinlan's " eye gouging".</p> <p>As I mentioned in my earlier piece, I did miscall a maul being between two player, however I stand by the rest of my post on this matter. </p> <p>Anything in the way being proposed has to better than the current "dogs breakfast" that constantly leads to atrocious rugby and it subsequently penalty kicking competition and not imaginative open, fast moving rugby that you would want to pay your buck at the gate to enjoy. </p> <p>I was never coached nor encouraged and I do not see school coaches coach to entrap the opposition into giving penalties away. Is defencive rugby come to this? </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-116 Fri, 15 May 2009 01:19:03 +0000 irishlock 116@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>To me it is crazy that they are trialing 'experimental' variations on a global basis and we have got to a point where different unions / regions are effectively playing different sets of rules. </p> <p>No one can tell me that the extended periods of kicking back and forth is in any way an improvement on the previous 'boring' rugby; mauls and all. </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-115 Thu, 14 May 2009 23:09:20 +0000 winger14 115@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Yep, although it would start out as a ruck if the ball was still on the deck.</p> <p>The interesting one NEXT year will be players not being allowed to collapse the maul, now that they've had a season of doing the opposite...</p> <p>Winger14 </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-114 Thu, 14 May 2009 20:52:56 +0000 hornybee 114@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>and the ruck would then turn into a maul, if the allowed player who was touching the ball legally before the ruck formed picks it up? </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-113 Thu, 14 May 2009 15:49:09 +0000 shack 113@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>what the hell !! Now I need a picture </p> http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/topic/contesting-for-the-ball-after-the-tackle#post-111 Thu, 14 May 2009 11:32:06 +0000 winger14 111@http://canadianrugby.ca/forums/ <p>Toothless,</p> <p>Try refereeing one day...</p> <p>The ball can be touching a players hands and still be on the ground. If it happens once it happens a hundred times ina agme. I suggest you watch any game anywhere and prove me wrong.</p> <p>And by the way it's a ruck not a maul unless the ball is off the deck, and all the players are on their feet. A maul also requires at least 3 players not 2, and 1 of the three has to be from the other team...</p> <p>The IRB has simply stated that a if you are contesting for the ball priro to the ruck and you are on you feet, and got there legally, you can keep your hands on the ball even after the ruck has formed...</p> <p>Sorry if I thought that was obvious...</p> <p>Next time I'll use pictures for you.</p> <p>Winger14 </p>