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I've really enjoyed watching rugby this Olympics. I'm still learning how the game works but it's been fun to watch. -- nm
Posted by
Krusty (aka Krustylu)
Aug 10 '16, 07:22
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I still have 0 clue how they decide when one or more "plays" are run after time has run out. -- nm
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Ender
Aug 10, 07:25
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From what I figured out it seems to be that if the team that is losing has the ball they let them keep going until they score or they turn it over.
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Krusty
Aug 10, 07:26
It's fun to watch, we've got a local Rugby League team we've gone to see a couple of times.
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znufrii, dad.
Aug 10, 07:24
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Then there's Australian Rules which is also different and the oldest of the three. -- nm
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Krusty
Aug 10, 07:27
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*makes hand-wavy motion*. Rugby was invented first, but later split into the union and league variants
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Roger More
Aug 10, 07:41
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I could have sworn that I read yesterday that Australian Rules was the oldest but *shrug* -- nm
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Krusty
Aug 10, 07:43
And "Union" is really just the original version that they had to give a name to later to differentiate it, right? -- nm
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Ender
Aug 10, 07:42
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Yes. It was a split between the gentlemanly amateurs (union) and the working-class teams which went proferssional -- nm
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Roger More
Aug 10, 07:44
LYC: one of my older brothers played for Team Newfoundland in the Canada Games a few times -- nm
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Beaker
Aug 10, 07:24
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Cool! I'm sure he's still sore. ;-) -- nm
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Krusty
Aug 10, 07:25
it's pretty simple, beat the shit out of the guy with the ball. -- nm
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groiny
Aug 10, 07:22
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My gf calls it Olympic Keep Away. I think of it more like kill the man with the ball. That was always fun to play as a kid. :-) -- nm
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Krusty
Aug 10, 07:25
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yeah, but we called it something very non politically correct. -- nm
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groiny
Aug 10, 07:29
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Same -- nm
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Volnelk
Aug 10, 07:40
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