9 is behind the ruck. 3 receivers in an arrow shape. Red is a short ball, yellow is slightly infront of red who can run inside (unders) or outside (overs) the grey is an option for the tip on but the ball can be put back inside from yellow to red. Other two players support in the ruck.
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