Forward and Dummy Half sets Red plays ball, Bummy Half pases ball to D and runs straight to B, D plays ball, dummy Half passes to E. E runs to C, bust through the line of loads ball to F.
Dummy Half must support the forward with the b all, Teach the players to submit to a tackle once they have been, court , go to knees so they can stand and play the ball as fast as possible, this is to get the defence on the back foot, allowing the backs room to run when its time to send the ball to the backs or one of the halfâs call it.
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