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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 3269492, member: 8215"] My preference would be for it to be relative to the ground, but if this is how they've written the rule, then I can't argue. It does mean that, if a player is running at full pelt (around 8-9m/sec), they can throw a lofted pass out wide, and if it takes 2 seconds to reach the target it can go 16 - 18 metres "forward" (in relation to the ground) and still be passed "backwards/flat" according to the rules. Imagine being in the middle of field, 15m out from the line, and lofting a bridge pass out to your winger who catches it right on the line and puts it down. [/QUOTE]

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