Riderofthepalehorse wrote:If you drop the ball, it’s a knock on, scrap all this backwards & forwards interpretation, you’ve dropped it, it’s a knock on, no arguments.
That’s what happens most of the time these days any way.
Very rarely do you see the referee signal that the ball went backwards. There was one the other night v Wakefield when I think one of their players dropped it and it looked liked it bounced behind the player, but a knock on was given.
Consistency is what we need. Same with the play the ball rule. I haven’t got a clue what the PTB rule is these days?