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Message: [QUOTE="Thelmus, post: 3137163, member: 8988"] Which is the greatest try in origin? It isnt a sprint from dummy half or even a dive at a bomb out wide, its the mark coyne try that goes through 13 sets of hands. The Renouf try from the 92 final is one of my favourite memories. It doesn't happen today. We need two things in this game more than ever: unpredictability and drama. This rule means teams with majority possession win regardless of quality unless you define that with quick play-the-balls catching opponents offside constantly. Do really watch the game for that? I don't. I'd rather sprawling backline moves, impossible offloads carrying 3 men, the occasional steal, and yes even the spectacular leaps for tries out wide. I also want the big hits, but maybe I'm asking too much now but most of all I want a contest undecided by early repeat sets that then blow games apart and have the referee play a huge part in the result. [/QUOTE]

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