Quote ="triran"Points to note: Contact levels - its all about the avoiding of dangerous play and not penalising every form of contact. If a dangerous play happens this is up to the official to use common sense and speak to the teams. Contact will happen is unavoidable but as long as its not dangerous - play on!
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Isn't that we have been playing for the last few years though?
We've had differing levels of contact from different teams and it is down to the referees and players disgression, if a prop takes a straight drive up he is bound to attract some sort of contact, a bit of shoulder whilst getting the tag "should" and has been fine for the last few years.
On Sunday when the ref established that it was completely non contact, I as well as a fair few others on both sides were made to look stupid by just standing there grabbing with hands simply hoping to find the tags.