A question

[anniswan]

Can't remember the exact circumstance today at my son's PF game but the answer to either senario would be appreciated.

Boundary throw in and the ruckman punches it OOB, should that be a free kick.

Ball up very close to the boundary and the ruckman punches it OOB, should that be a free kick.

Pressure game so the instructions were to keep knocking it out of bounds.

[Charlie]

Boundary throw in - free kick.

Ball up - only if the umpire decides it's deliberate.

[NMWBloods]

I assume you mean OOBOTF.

[anniswan]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
I assume you mean OOBOTF.

Punched out with the hand OOBOTF not the boot

[NMWBloods]

Originally posted by anniswan
Punched out with the hand OOBOTF not the boot

Yes - that's what I thought, so Charlie's comments are correct.

[anniswan]

thanks, just wasn't sure on the ruling.

[Cher]

And just for those who haven't heard Anniswan's son's team play in the Grand Final next weekend

Good Luck Jarrod!

[anniswan]

Thanks Cher, both my son Jarrod and Dr J's son are part of the team, so onya boys good luck next week.

And then there is the Basketball GF on Saturday night as well.

[j s]

Originally posted by anniswan
Thanks Cher, both my son Jarrod and Dr J's son are part of the team, so onya boys good luck next week.

And then there is the Basketball GF on Saturday night as well.

It's a "big week in sport"!

[j s]

Originally posted by Charlie
Boundary throw in - free kick.

Ball up - only if the umpire decides it's deliberate.

You sure Charlie? I thought any (boundary or ball-up) OOBOTF from a rucking punch was a free?

[j s]

Re: A question

Originally posted by anniswan
Pressure game so the instructions were to keep knocking it out of bounds.

Especially as the clock keeps ticking in junior footy

[sharpie]

Geez that game sounds as if it'd be more boring than the proverbial Swans game!