Roos lays down the law at Camp

[Cheer Cheer]

And what if we dont live in a perfect world and there is no one running off, we just kick the ball to the oppostion up the field for the ball to come back flying over our heads?
What i was saying is that if there are no runners off the person or no perfect option up the field to kick to, i would hope the players would be allowed to do a u-turn and try an find a better option, instead of comitting a turnover for the hell of the no u turn policy, thats all, i probably didnt make myself clear in my earlier post.

[Ajn]

Roos has got to be given our respect after reforming our style of play after only such a short amount of time, so give him some!

[Guest]

Originally posted by Cheer Cheer
And what if we dont live in a perfect world and there is no one running off, we just kick the ball to the oppostion up the field for the ball to come back flying over our heads?

Well, it wouldn't exactly be coming "back" over our heads. I think it would more likely be going further down towards the oppositions goals

No U-turn is a pretty standard rule nowadays. actually it's been a buzzword for at least a decade. Masey is absolutely correct in it's application and theory though. Faster style of play. Less congestion. Creates greater options.

There's nothing better than running backwards of play, dishing out a handpass to a teammate and effectively laying a sheppherd on that teammates opponent.

[Reggi]

I was once pulled over by a cop in WA for doing a U-Turn he refused to believe that they were legal in Victoria.

[Ajn]

If one more report on the swans mentions, "mission Statement", I'll scream!