Burton Drop out.

[Keith]

I know it’s nitpicking but the Burton “drop out”
it looked more like a punt than a drop kick ?
Should have been a penalty to us ?

[ism22]

Which one was this?

All I remember was that stupid drop-out that went into touch forcing a turnover. Stupid and relatively obscure rule IMO but whatevz. Ya got us I guess [slow clap]

[Andrew Walker]

Which one was this?

All I remember was that stupid drop-out that went into touch forcing a turnover. Stupid and relatively obscure rule IMO but whatevz.

That would be the one being discussed

[QWERTY]

No, that was a brilliant drop out which only a few (Cleary, DCE, Cam Smith) seem to do. Why more teams don’t try this is baffling. Along the ground kick offs in a similar vein would also be a great strategy

[Bates]

Which one was this?

All I remember was that stupid drop-out that went into touch forcing a turnover. Stupid and relatively obscure rule IMO but whatevz. Ya got us I guess [slow clap]

They're a good weapon if you can get them right. DCE and Reynolds are slowly mastering them.

[Headless Chook]

I had no problems with the drop out, it looked pretty close but I think it hit the ground. I actually thought that Sutton was in front of Burton when he put the grubber through for their first try but they confirmed it pretty quickly

[Steggles]

I know it’s nitpicking but the Burton “drop out”
it looked more like a punt than a drop kick ?
Should have been a penalty to us ?

I thought the same Keith. I don’t think the ball even got close to touching the ground before it hit his boot, which helped it stay low with little bounce upwards.

[Keith]

I thought the same Keith. I don’t think the ball even got close to touching the ground before it hit his boot, which helped it stay low with little bounce upwards.

yeah exactly , if they are not policing it then why don’t we all just start punting it along the ground.

[Rooster89]

If there was a metric recorded for most turned over drop outs I think we'd be at the top of it.

[Jacks Fur Coat]

I thought the same thing Keith when I watched the dropout from Burton. I do like that teams are trying different things from kickoffs and dropouts though. Should always make it a contest for possession, or like Burton did, aim to get possession back straight away.

[Batemans Bay Rooster]

I know it’s nitpicking but the Burton “drop out”
it looked more like a punt than a drop kick ?
Should have been a penalty to us ?

Clearly a drop kick, look again. Could be talking about Les Miserables or Ray as well

[zac]

smart footballer burton. i also thought fox and tpj were good yesterday

[Monaco's Fan Club]

1000% !

I was sitting on the 40 m line, up high and my first thought was that he punted it !

[The Brain]

had to replay it Freeze frame it step by step,,clearly a drop out ...miss the freeze frame you would think easily it was punt .

[Chook2]

This makes you wonder going forward the value of forcing a repeat set
in the past it was great as you got a 2md chance to attack and could continually force 3 or 4 drop outs in a row

now teams are attacking it with short drop outs to secure the ball
and it ussually works
so is there as much value in forcing a repeat set by kicking in goal and making them drop out like the past or do teams need to try and score off the last play as they may not take the drop out