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Message: [QUOTE="Culhwch, post: 3393579, member: 1983"] Selective offloads is a big change. In the past it seems the forwards would just dump it back any chance they'd get, with little thought if it was hitting a man or the ground. If it did go to a man, it was usually Turpin standing flatfooted and doing nothing but getting tackled a metre or two behind the initial contact. The offloads now are coming out with more consideration, and the players getting the ball are usually able to capitalise by spreading it quick or making metres in behind the ruck while defenders are still engaged. Reynold's try last night as a great example of that happening twice in the same play. [/QUOTE]

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