Official Thomas Hazelton

BrickMan said:
Quick drop outs are allowed when everyone's onside. Teams just don't do it so they can set up to contest for the ball or have a 30 second break to get their breath back if it doesn't go well
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Yeah they use the full clock for a rest and to set up but I think also can’t go until ref/bunker clears them to start also right?
So there’s a built in slight delay that lets opposition get partially set up
 
bort said:
Yeah they use the full clock for a rest and to set up but I think also can’t go until ref/bunker clears them to start also right?
So there’s a built in slight delay that lets opposition get partially set up
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By the rulebook you can kick it once your own players are onside, but in the NRL the refs are probably still watching 4 minutes of video to see whose fingernail might have grazed it.

Quick dropouts happen all the time in comps that don't have a bunker.
 
I think he's made for origin, different game, more suited to the hard running big boys over the quick and nimble lads.
 
Jaws said:
think he has about 15 other props infront of him on the selection table when it actually comes to making the blues team
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Doesn't matter if he never gets selected. Its good experience to be around the Blues squad and doing opposed sessions etc.
 
apezza said:
Doesn't matter if he never gets selected. Its good experience to be around the Blues squad and doing opposed sessions etc.
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I agree, im just saying I wouldn’t read to much with him being invited into camp.
 
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