Is there any rule that says...

[ROK Lobster]

...you can't dack (pants, pull down the shorts ala Tadhg v LRT) an opposition player. I would love to see, say Josh Carr giving Nog or equivalent the niggle just before the opening bounce only to have say Dempster spring in from the wing and pants the antagonist just as the ball is bounced. Nog gets a free run to the middle, while J Carr stumbles in, pants around his knees trying to pull them up. It would be a moment to survive the ages.

[Thunder Shaker]

It's much safer than laying out an opponent with a two-by-four, like what happened to Dermott Brereton in the 1989 Grand Final. At least, that's what happened according to the ad.

[Ryan Bomford]

Re: Is there any rule that says...

Originally posted by ROK Lobster
...you can't dack (pants, pull down the shorts ala Tadhg v LRT) an opposition player. I would love to see, say Josh Carr giving Nog or equivalent the niggle just before the opening bounce only to have say Dempster spring in from the wing and pants the antagonist just as the ball is bounced. Nog gets a free run to the middle, while J Carr stumbles in, pants around his knees trying to pull them up. It would be a moment to survive the ages.

Presumably Dempster would need to develop a technique to dack Carr without grabbing on to his shorts or jumper and hence avoid a 'Holding the Man' free.

[Big Al]

Re: Re: Is there any rule that says...

Originally posted by Ryan Bomford
Presumably Dempster would need to develop a technique to dack Carr without grabbing on to his shorts or jumper and hence avoid a 'Holding the Man' free.

If you get the dakking wrong you could cop a holding a ball decision.

[Mike]

..or worse, interfering with the post...

[Big Al]

Originally posted by Mike
..or worse, interfering with the post...

It would depend on who pants you while on the computer. At work - not good. At home - very good