Wasn't the 6 again rule designed to speed up the game? it's only like having 7 tackles when the ball is kicked dead.

Quote ="Freddie Miller."In the NRL that offence is a penalty and has really worked in reducing these first tackle tactics. The rule also extends to as far as the 40 metres line and should be adopted in ">SL.'" That makes much more sense

Quote ="Freddie Miller."In the NRL that offence is a penalty and has really worked in reducing these first tackle tactics. The rule also extends to as far as the 40 metres line and should be adopted in ">SL.'" That makes much more sense

I prefer simplicity, a rule for 6 again unless it’s in your own 40m just seems overly complex when viewed by a casual fan.



I liked the idea in principle, but it’s made teams focus too much in the central third of the pitch for me. I’d be happy for us to go back to how things were, but I can’t see it happening.

Quote ="Alffi_7"I prefer simplicity, a rule for 6 again unless it’s in your own 40m just seems overly complex when viewed by a casual fan. I liked the idea in principle, but it’s made teams focus too much in the central third of the pitch for me. I’d be happy for us to go back to how things were, but I can’t see it ">happening.'" How it was before was worse. Teams were given far too much leeway in slowing the PTB and the amount of offsides missed was a joke. Also the game allowed teams to play the percentages where giving away a penalty was a preference.

Quote ="Alffi_7"I prefer simplicity, a rule for 6 again unless it’s in your own 40m just seems overly complex when viewed by a casual fan. I liked the idea in principle, but it’s made teams focus too much in the central third of the pitch for me. I’d be happy for us to go back to how things were, but I can’t see it ">happening.'" How it was before was worse. Teams were given far too much leeway in slowing the PTB and the amount of offsides missed was a joke. Also the game allowed teams to play the percentages where giving away a penalty was a preference.

Quote ="puroresu_boy"How it was before was worse. Teams were given far too much leeway in slowing the PTB and the amount of offsides missed was a joke. Also the game allowed teams to play the percentages where giving away a penalty was a ">preference.'" Offsides is still a problem, and still penalised with a penalty rather than a 6 again. We constantly seem to want the game sped up, sometimes I think the increase in speed is at the detrement for the need of skill in breaking down a defence, teams get obsessed with quick play the balls and we see a bit of a scootathon and a central based game. I'm also not a fan that teams can't kick for goal if they are being intentionally slowed down at the play the ball and that its now less likely for a side to have a player put in the bin for persistantly slowing down the play the ball. I'd rather keep things simple and enforce the rules, rather than bringing in a new rule to solve an issue, much simplier for the casual fan.

Quote ="puroresu_boy"How it was before was worse. Teams were given far too much leeway in slowing the PTB and the amount of offsides missed was a joke. Also the game allowed teams to play the percentages where giving away a penalty was a ">preference.'" Offsides is still a problem, and still penalised with a penalty rather than a 6 again. We constantly seem to want the game sped up, sometimes I think the increase in speed is at the detrement for the need of skill in breaking down a defence, teams get obsessed with quick play the balls and we see a bit of a scootathon and a central based game. I'm also not a fan that teams can't kick for goal if they are being intentionally slowed down at the play the ball and that its now less likely for a side to have a player put in the bin for persistantly slowing down the play the ball. I'd rather keep things simple and enforce the rules, rather than bringing in a new rule to solve an issue, much simplier for the casual fan.

Quote ="Alffi_7"Offsides is still a problem, and still penalised with a penalty rather than a 6 again. We constantly seem to want the game sped up, sometimes I think the increase in speed is at the detrement for the need of skill in breaking down a defence, teams get obsessed with quick play the balls and we see a bit of a scootathon and a central based game. I'm also not a fan that teams can't kick for goal if they are being intentionally slowed down at the play the ball and that its now less likely for a side to have a player put in the bin for persistantly slowing down the play the ball. I'd rather keep things simple and enforce the rules, rather than bringing in a new rule to solve an issue, much simplier for the casual ">fan.'" The NRL has got quicker yet the skill level remains high. They also see players put in the bin for repeat offences for offsides or slowing the PTB when a side is close to the try line. Superleague skill level has declined but its certainly not because the game has got any quicker. We just don't have the quality of player seen previously.

Quote ="Alffi_7"Offsides is still a problem, and still penalised with a penalty rather than a 6 again. We constantly seem to want the game sped up, sometimes I think the increase in speed is at the detrement for the need of skill in breaking down a defence, teams get obsessed with quick play the balls and we see a bit of a scootathon and a central based game. I'm also not a fan that teams can't kick for goal if they are being intentionally slowed down at the play the ball and that its now less likely for a side to have a player put in the bin for persistantly slowing down the play the ball. I'd rather keep things simple and enforce the rules, rather than bringing in a new rule to solve an issue, much simplier for the casual ">fan.'" The NRL has got quicker yet the skill level remains high. They also see players put in the bin for repeat offences for offsides or slowing the PTB when a side is close to the try line. Superleague skill level has declined but its certainly not because the game has got any quicker. We just don't have the quality of player seen previously.