No sour grapes or anything. Just a question.

I like Browns quotes regarding our performance yesterday.



"The things that helped the Giants to Wembley and to sit in third place, we just clearly didn't have in the first half.



"We tried our best to guard against that attitude side of the game but effort in the first half clearly wasn't acceptable.



"We asked for a response in the second half and we got a good one, but you cannot give away big starts like that.



"Bradford played some good footy, they came up with some nice plays and scored some nice tries.



"You need to give them credit but I think we saw, when we muscled up and decided to put in the required effort, things fell in our favour."

They fell in your favour so much that you won. right ?

Hey, you have your day in the sun. We'll have the Cup Final and the play offs. Laugh away...

Ok fair enough, It was clearly a knock on and the score shouldn't have stood.

Ignore the Deacon incident.



Player (A) attempts a drop goal but misses horribly and the ball sits in the in-goal area. He chases his own kick and grounds the ball.

It's just play on, isn't it, so long as he has not fluffed it on purpose. If he grounds the ball, it's a try. If any other player on his team grounds it, so long as he was behind the player when he fluffed the kick, it's a try.



I think!

Not a chance, he tries for a drop kick, takes and air swing



Drop kick - the kick = drop.

If his foot completely misses the ball then I agree. I was more on about he makes some dud contact, so th eball is nowhere near going over the crossbar but does end up in the in goal area.

then thats playon, yes.

Is the fact that the ball has to strike the floor for a drop kick to count relevant, or am I being a bit thick?

By definition a drop kick is a kick whereby the ball is dropped from the hands (or hand) and is kicked immediately as it rebounds from the ground.