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Message: [QUOTE="Ghibli, post: 2302460, member: 1856"] My interpretation of knock-ons (and how I apply it when I'm reffing), if the ball doesn't go backward it's a knock-on, you can't say that Waterhouse's touch went backwards, at best it went straight down in line with where he touched it, therefore, knock-on. I like Coxy have a problem with Creagh's try with the grounding: He gathered it in the field of play with his hands, and as he was sliding over the line he lost control and because he was close to the ground his torso was able to keep it in contact with the ground. If that happened in general play with a player trying to pick up a loose ball it would be ruled knock-on. [/QUOTE]

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