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Date Posted: Mon, January 21 2008, 1:35:32 GMT-10
Author: Ben
Subject: Re: The Quick Tap
In reply to: Greg Pfeiffer 's message, "Re: The Quick Tap" on Wed, November 14 2007, 21:48:50 GMT-10

>I was always taught that you cannot apply the advanage
>Law at a restart, so should not allow a team to gain
>one by say a quick restart or a quick tap.
>
>Having said that, an experienced referee knows how to
>hold up a game and a team to ensure a quick tap is not
>taken.

Thats right Greg.

But in saying that, once the mark is given they can go as soon as they like. But to me, when I referee I don't see it as "where i've stopped is the mark". Untill I point to the ground (I was always taught never to use your foot to give it - be general) and say "there is the mark" then it hasn't been given.

Thats my view on it anyway.

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