E: 09/07 Win a Samsung Curved 4K Smart TV (Effort & help needed please)

fire**fly

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fire**fly

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jmilli2

The five I got were:


Try - As the ball rolls over the tryline, an attacking player dives on it and exerts downward pressure.

Free kick - A hooker throws the ball in at a lineout, one of his players catches the ball within the five-metre line.

Drop out 22 - As the ball is kicked into the in-goal area, a defending player kicks the ball over the dead-ball line.

No Try - An attacking player is tackled and in the same movement reaches over the tryline to touch the ball down.

No Try - An attacking player, attempting to score touches the ball against the protective padding on one of the goalposts.

I'm not sure if it changes every time or not

AR2012

Theres a few i have missed. But this should be a good amount for most.



Try or no try?

An attacking player, attempting to score touches the ball against the protective padding on one of the goalposts.

Answer: No try

Penalty or play on?

At a ruck the attacking team are pushed back. A player on the defending team comes from behind the ruck, picks up the ball and makes a break.

Answer: Play on

Free kick or play on?

A hooker is about to throw the ball in at a lineout but dummies a throw instead.

Answer: Free Kick

Drop-out 22 or penalty try?

As the ball is kicked into the in-goal area, a defending player kicks the ball over the dead-ball line.

Answer: Drop-out 22

Play on or free kick?

As a hooker throws the ball in at a lineout, opposition players jump before the ball is released.

Answer: Free Kick

Penalty or play on?

After a ruck has formed and the ball has been presented for the scrum-half, a player on the defending team picks up the ball and makes a break.

Answer: Penalty

Try or no try?

An attacking player is tackled but in the same movement reaches over the tryline to touch the ball down.

Answer: Try

Play on or free kick?

As a hooker throws the ball in at a lineout, opposition players jump before the ball is released.

Answer: Free Kick

Drop-out 22 or scrum/retake kick?

From a restart kick the ball enters the in-goal area, a defending player touches it down.

Answer: Scrum/ retake kick

Drop-out 22 or penalty try?

As the ball is kicked into the in-goal area, a defending player knocks the ball over the dead-ball line.

Answer: penalty try

Penalty or Try?

The attacking team’s scrum-half reaches into a scrum to win the ball at the feet of the opposition No 8 as it is pushed over the tryline.

Answer: Try

Try or no try?

An attacking player is tackled and in the same movement reaches over the tryline to touch the ball down.

Answer: No Try

Try or no try?

As the ball rolls over the tryline, an attacking player dives on it and exerts downward pressure.

Answer: Try

Penalty or play on?

After a ruck has formed and the ball has been presented for the scrum-half, an attacking player reaches behind him, picks up the ball and makes a break.

Answer: Penalty

Penalty or Try?

The attacking team’s scrum-half reaches into a scrum to win the ball at the feet of the opposition No 8 as it is pushed over the tryline.

Penalty or play on?

At a ruck the attacking team are pushed back. A player on the defending team comes from behind the ruck, picks up the ball and makes a break.

Answer: Play on

Drop-out 22 or scrum/retake kick?

From a restart kick the ball enters the in-goal area, a defending player touches it down.

Answer: Drop-out 22

drewkent

Well more than half of those turned out to to be wrong - thanks for that...

amsquared

As the ball rolls over the tryline, an attacking player dives on it and exerts downward pressure.

Be Careful - there are two video versions of this one

the one where the attacker touches down the ball with his body above the waist is a try

the other one where the ball is touched down with body/legs below waist is not a try

London_Lady1

I gave up, this game was ridiculously annoying!

fire**fly

London_Lady1 wrote: »

I gave up, this game was ridiculously annoying!

sorry about that,
hopefully is helpful for others who are interested.

Defoe

drewkent wrote: »

Well more than half of those turned out to to be wrong - thanks for that...

The answer to that is to do it yourself.....and maybe even put the correct answers up for others

I am grateful to everyone who posts answers on here......

fire**fly

drewkent wrote: »

Well more than half of those turned out to to be wrong - thanks for that...

the original post did have HELP NEEDED PLEASE in the title
when posted,
I've added it back again & big thanks to all who replied
with help & answers :A:beer:

Jemmo1

CORRECTIONS TO ABOVE

An attacking player, attempting to score touches the ball against the protective padding on one of the goalposts.

Answer: TRY

The base of the post is deemed part of the line and therefore a try shold be given