Rules

[Nico]

What the....... Where did that one come from?

If one is intentionally trying to prevent a player "catching" the ball, then perhaps the author is talking about another football code. In our code the term is "marking".

I just got a headache trying to work out what was said. Could it have been written by a disgruntled umpire who read the rule book backwards and upside down.

[ROK Lobster]

Originally posted by Nico
Could it have been written by a disgruntled umpire who read the rule book backwards and upside down.

You think...

[Accipiter]

you obviously don't have a very large vocabulary if you couldn't figure out what catching is.

[chammond]

Okay, so a Hawks' supporter comes onto a Swans' site to teach us about the rules of football . . .

I'm sure there's an oxymoron in there somewhere . . . . or maybe just a moron?

[Dpw]

Originally posted by chammond
Okay, so a Hawks' supporter comes onto a Swans' site to teach us about the rules of football . . .

I'm sure there's an oxymoron in there somewhere . . . . or maybe just a moron?

Wow, why the hell would a hawkes supporter do that? needs to get a life

[Nico]

Originally posted by Accipiter
you obviously don't have a very large vocabulary if you couldn't figure out what catching is.

That is a very ordinary comeback that confirms you know little about marking. Accipiter quiz questions - what is a torp?
what is a floater? what is a hospital handpass?

No clues.