Re the overwhelming use of box kicks, why not prevent attacking players (apart from the kicker) competing for the ball unless in opposition 22? A maverick law change but surely worth exploring? The England approach as stated was farcical but effective. I say competing - so doesn’t rule out catching the ball unopposed
Good to see the Warriors going well but unfortunately they lost me a long time ago. I recall being very excited at them entering the league in 1995 but I don’t think it would be an exaggeration to suggest that ever since they’d go close to the worst win:loss ratio of any club in the NRL. Not exactly a recipe for a growing fan base. At times they’ve been embarrassingly ill disciplined and lacking in basics. Outside of Auckland, and specifically South Auckland, they’re pretty low profile, in fact I see far more Warriors jerseys on the Gold Coast than most of NZ. It’s a shame cos it’s looks like they’re having a great season, but it is what it is.
Re the overwhelming use of box kicks, why not prevent attacking players (apart from the kicker) competing for the ball unless in opposition 22? A maverick law change but surely worth exploring? The England approach as stated was farcical but effective. I say competing - so doesn’t rule out catching the ball unopposed
Good to see the Warriors going well but unfortunately they lost me a long time ago. I recall being very excited at them entering the league in 1995 but I don’t think it would be an exaggeration to suggest that ever since they’d go close to the worst win:loss ratio of any club in the NRL. Not exactly a recipe for a growing fan base. At times they’ve been embarrassingly ill disciplined and lacking in basics. Outside of Auckland, and specifically South Auckland, they’re pretty low profile, in fact I see far more Warriors jerseys on the Gold Coast than most of NZ. It’s a shame cos it’s looks like they’re having a great season, but it is what it is.