To get the scrum halfs and 10s to become aware of the opposition team, In the diagram the blue 9 and all the back line are off side but the ref is not looking, We need to get them to make him look.
They must do it for themselves.
Get them to talk to the you as if you are a referee.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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