Or stunner or short side pick if the middles are really tight

Circle bro

Anyone else not have any sound on this video??

I’m confused. What’s the difference between a reverse quickie and just a quickie?

I’m confused what’s difference between a quickie and a reverse quickie?

Nice detail on the first breakdown but at the try was scored by the attack threatening the dive and defence not marking their man.

All I see is big forward pass that leads to a score , the one before was iffy also .

Awesome info, very interesting for us in PNG..

Can you do a video on the 2 step please🙏

Halo! Learnt this play from Laskey back in 2007. Great setup.

Link can definitely fly on the short side quickie with less risk. Getting wingers in and links on sweep plays obviously more risky

Yep you got it right, call it a 32 long in NZ, at school we used it a lot to show off the step back

Alternatively she could of just fed the ball back to the dumper..picking up and running back to the onside player would not of been the right option

As a defending team i also think the link should step back in and force the pass but I guess they are focused on marking their opposite so they can’t tell if their middle is getting beat

It is a 32 long or "out ball"

It’s called a ‘Halo’ and was invented my a man name Shane Laskey

Great set-up. I thought it was going to be like the sneaky play but the sweeper comes from the other link

Strong dump from the female link, that defender wanted to kill the play so bad!

Last one is a nice passive line from Hornets

Hey! Love the videos, been super useful.. wondering what app you us to annotate the videos?

Mean!

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Sweet! Would you ever consider doing training videos?

6pm QLD time during daylight savings 🤦‍♂️ My mistake haha

Best touch videos!

I agree it’s good as a tailored defensive play against specific teams and specific ball players, possibly also limited to early in the game too. It’s a simple surprise play, but dangerous if used more than 1-2 times in a game, so you surely need to be able to revert to policy.

Good teams would expose it after the first time so it isn’t a defensive strategy they would sustain throughout the match, more a novelty rarity

Love it!

Love it!

It can be dangerous. But 80% of the time, teams head open side anyway. And as long as the snipe is early enough, the play gets shutdown before it can be completed.... So i reckon it's gutsy but brilliant defence

As a north American who 1st played gridiron I’m bout it bout it. Teach your players to Read the play and go for it. Same as a defensive back reads the QB and makes a play or a linebacker reads the run and snipes into the backfield. But in the end it depends on the players ability to read the play. I’ve been told I do this decently because of my gridiron background. But I will say that the instincts of different sports, including union can be counter productive. Case in point union players tendency to come up as a line on the 1st few touches and get caught backpedaling for 50 metres and energy stores depleted by the time they get to the goal line. You rightfully pointed out the way the sweeper caught and handled the ball contributed to the successful snipe. This reminds me of the Springbok system where the wing has leeway to step in and blow up the centre if he reads it well; usually a no no in union; most forms of the code id imagine. Teach systems, or policies, but encourage players to trust their instincts to make plays, but then $h!t on them when their instincts suck!

its like thinking outside the "box"

Good rugby attack lazy patterns

Nice play that goes against the grain of the normal box drives 😊

Opposition is Hornsby

when you're defending it, and try to hold up, what if they make the touch? Can you do anything because you can't pull out or are you just trying to pull corner after the touch is made?

First one, he came back on the field after a sickening face to face collision to make that intercept.

The sweeper cutout pass was a chef’s special.

I have doubt the defender had run back 7 mts, he only took 5 backward steps.

Awesome game. I thought Doyalsons reign had come to an end but that final drive won them the title.

Can I please ask what programme you are using for your videos

Like it!!

wheres tonga? :(

That video was awesome!

2 step

Love that winger line 😂

Japan Mens 30's ran something visually similar at WC, but utilised shortside link coming out the back on a passive line on openside. Ends up being a more standard sweeper passive i.e. the wing isn't doing anything funky, but still cool nonetheless. Watched it live and had to watch it back on the stream to see what happened. Can find it at 25:35 in their game against SA