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Posted 01/06/2009 11:40:53
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Rewind to post 1 - reaction to the dropped pass, knock on etc. in a game related manner would be more appropriate - consequently the reaction becomes second nature and instinctive. In a game a dropped pass would not result in the offending team running back to the tryline. We shoulkd try to get our players to react positively to all occurences etc.

Jonesy

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