
The nr. 10 has got 2 options to pass to: Flat a bit longer pass to 13. Short inside pass to 12 (1st centre) for a crash ball.
The blindside winger 11 and 12 are eachothers first support players. The 3rd row can supply additional support to secure the ball.
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