It's kind of funny that another game just followed where there were about another half dozen botched chances.
To say that it's a crucial skill these days is a massive understatement. The importance of having this procedure down-pat is imperative to not only the
kicker but for the entire team to build towards. The number of times a team is not getting the kicker into just the right position is staggering.
It's not like it's only vital in golden point but it's often occurring in the lead up to golden point. Not easy when players are charging at you from
3 metres offside like Reed Mahoney did the other day
@Shady Slim but then it's in the refs hands to make a call.
Manly were also well offside but on both occasions the ref was too chicken to make the call which both resulted in the other team winning.
Another crucial aspect of the game that continues to get screwed up is the line drop-out.
While it's right to go short on most occasions, the execution of the kickers is often dreadful tstl.
There must of been 10 dropouts within a few matches on the weekend that didn't even make the 10 metres, often falling well short.
How the kickers can't at least get it up there to give their team a chance to compete is really poor skill execution.