NRL Fans FURIOUS at New Rule Change | NRL 2024

The NRL recently implemented a new rule designed to encourage short drop-out attempts and short kick-offs. Previously, a poorly executed short drop-out or kick-off often resulted in a penalty for the opponent. However, under the new rule, a penalty will no longer be awarded. Instead, the opposing team will restart play with a play-the-ball 10 meters from the line where the kick was taken. While the league claims it's aimed at improving the game, not everyone is on board.
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[@kerrijohnstone7588]

BRING back the second row feeds mate, it’s crazy!

[@cyrilgerari8405]

What made the original rule so exciting was the fact that the opposing team would gamble their chances with the risk of conceiving 2 points.... Let's take, for example, last year's Grand Final... The Broncos made a very bad decision with the short drop off which resulted with a converted try.... In my opinion, that would have been the winning try as a result of Brisbane's bad decision.... I don't see anything wrong about the rule change... But what it's trying to accomplish, that's the problem....

[@SurprisedCrocodile-yu7oz]

The game will be interested I think it should be in the world 🔥 favourite 😍🤩

[@oldenshort1346]

@2.06 What contest advantage to the attacking Side. Why dont they just give the receiving side a 4 point TRY for NOTHING, for a Mucked up kick. They must have done the Stats on this and the NSW Clubs will benefit, always the same the KOALA bears in the League get PROTECTED. NRL National Rugby League. NRL NSW Rugby League. SAME SAME.

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

The Adam Reynolds rule 😂

[@telanienugi4385]

I think there's gonna be a big difference in the game,come on the world is evolving👍