USE THIS CALL WHEN THE SCRUM HALF HAS BEEN DRAGGED INTO THE CONTACT/RUCK AREA.
NORMALLY USED EXPLOITING THE BLIND SIDE FOR 1 OR 2 PHASES TO ALLOW THE SCRUM HALF TIME TO RECOVER COMPOSURE, CONTROL AND COMMUNICATION.
KEY POINTS
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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