The UAFC

Deraless wrote:

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 11:41 pm Who is our lightest player? Lowry?

Shanners? Get him in there.

I'd be worried about them bringing him down safely

Dave wrote:

Deraless wrote:

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 11:41 pm Who is our lightest player? Lowry?

Shanners? Get him in there.

I'd be worried about them bringing him down safely

Be like the bumps at a birthday party. Hookers might not be able to throw that high!!

jean valjean wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 12:24 am

Dave wrote:

Deraless wrote:

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 11:41 pm Who is our lightest player? Lowry?

Shanners? Get him in there.

I'd be worried about them bringing him down safely

Be like the bumps at a birthday party. Hookers might not be able to throw that high!!

Height and reach would count against him. Maybe somebody tall and leaner like Baloucoune. Hendo should be putting his applied mathematical skills to use in the Ulster laboratory devising a formula for this.

big mervyn wrote:

jean valjean wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 12:24 am

Dave wrote:

Deraless wrote:

Dave wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 11:41 pm Who is our lightest player? Lowry?

Shanners? Get him in there.

I'd be worried about them bringing him down safely

Be like the bumps at a birthday party. Hookers might not be able to throw that high!!

Height and reach would count against him. Maybe somebody tall and leaner like Baloucoune. Hendo should be putting his applied mathematical skills to use in the Ulster laboratory devising a formula for this.

Don't mention study. He'll be looking time off.

Thinking of Shanners or a similar wee fella, are you allowed to throw a player into the air or must lifters always keep contact with the 'liftee'?

solidarity wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:38 pm Thinking of Shanners or a similar wee fella, are you allowed to throw a player into the air or must lifters always keep contact with the 'liftee'?

I think not Solids. The laws state that there is an onus on those lifting/supporting the jumper to return him safely to the ground. This would imply maintaining contact.

Not sure what the penalty would be for failing to do so.

big mervyn wrote:

solidarity wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 9:38 pm Thinking of Shanners or a similar wee fella, are you allowed to throw a player into the air or must lifters always keep contact with the 'liftee'?

I think not Solids. The laws state that there is an onus on those lifting/supporting the jumper to return him safely to the ground. This would imply maintaining contact.

Not sure what the penalty would be for failing to do so.

Could you hold him a boot in each hand like a cheerleader?

solidarity wrote:Thinking of Shanners or a similar wee fella, are you allowed to throw a player into the air or must lifters always keep contact with the 'liftee'?

https://twitter.com/jaredwright17/statu ... 4fKgg&s=19

Comments say it's illegal though.

shamalicious wrote: ↑Thu Jan 04, 2024 12:26 am

solidarity wrote:Thinking of Shanners or a similar wee fella, are you allowed to throw a player into the air or must lifters always keep contact with the 'liftee'?

https://twitter.com/jaredwright17/statu ... 4fKgg&s=19

Comments say it's illegal though.

Rats. Thought we could be on to something there.

What about: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File ... yramid.jpg ?

Big Duane shaped hole in out line out and maul this year. Would be surprised if he was player coach last year.