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The Lost Sheep

.ak wrote: »

What's the rule exactly? And why?

Keeper prohibited from handling the ball when a team-mate has deliberately kicked the ball to him, or handling the ball directly from a team-mate's throw-in.
The back-pass rule was introduced in 1992 to discourage time-wasting and overly defensive play after the 1990 World Cup

.ak

Buer wrote: »

Yup. Came in after USA 94 I think. Indirect free kick from spot of offence. Led to Alan Shearer smashing in some 10 yard free kicks in his day.

What's the rule exactly? And why?

Buer

.ak wrote:

Are you not allowed back pass to your keeper in the box in football? Never knew that

Yup. Came in after USA 94 I think. Indirect free kick from spot of offence. Led to Alan Shearer smashing in some 10 yard free kicks in his day.

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.ak wrote: »

Are you not allowed back pass to your keeper in the box in football? Never knew that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzXqf_YNyd4

.ak

Are you not allowed back pass to your keeper in the box in football? Never knew that

CatFromHue

Actually speaking of the Scots, does anyone remember their best/worst official song of '98 World Cup

Just don't come home too soon

CatFromHue

I'm looking forward to the game later myself, hope we get the win.

It'll be interesting to see if the Irish are allowed bring in any Anti Delaney banners too.

[Deleted User]

molloyjh wrote: »

There are a LOT of Scots in town today. Looks like they travelled in numbers.

Yeah walked around town earlier, there are bloody tons of them alright.

molloyjh

There are a LOT of Scots in town today. Looks like they travelled in numbers.

irishbucsfan

dregin wrote: »

When it comes to gaming hardware, I know who I'd be going with if given a choice between Nvidia & Valve...

Don't think valve are going to be producing, also think Nvidia have been doing a lot of kernel stuff on SteamOS so it may not even end up being a choice between the two

dregin

Deleted User wrote: »

I think steam are releasing their own version of this soon to work specifically with steam. Might be worth waiting for that imo.

When it comes to gaming hardware, I know who I'd be going with if given a choice between Nvidia & Valve...

dregin

Deleted User wrote: »

Can you stream all the games? Is it a subscription service? Or pay for individual items?

AFAIK, grid is specifically for streaming. There're options to install some games locally. Right now, the streaming service is free, but they'll be introducing a subscription cost in the future.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

Can you stream all the games? Is it a subscription service? Or pay for individual items?

I think steam are releasing their own version of this soon to work specifically with steam. Might be worth waiting for that imo.

b.gud

Jesus the size difference between Robbie Henshaw and Seamus Coleman is unreal

From this video

mfceiling

awec wrote: »

We're not allowed sky in our apartment.

Might be worth a few of you putting pressure on the management committee. Worked for us here.

[Deleted User]

dregin wrote: »

http://shield.nvidia.com/games/grid

Can you stream all the games? Is it a subscription service? Or pay for individual items?

thomond2006

In JFK. It's 11:30am local but it sure don't feel like to it.

dregin

.ak wrote: »

What sort of games can you access?

http://shield.nvidia.com/games/grid

awec

We're not allowed sky in our apartment.

stephen_n

mfceiling wrote: »

Dublin City lads. To be fair the wife is a fcuking eejit when it comes to this carry on. Mind you 80 notes on a friday morning is a kick in the teeth.

You've no comeback with them lads, has to be paid. Pain in the Swiss, think they are a little to jobsworth for my liking!

irishbucsfan

RuggieBear wrote: »

but science is nothing but arguments

Yeah but you can't argue with it, QED

RuggieBear

i cancelled sky last month, had a week without it and then they called me and offered me 65 percent off to rejoin.

Have everything in hd and sky fibre (40MB down / 20MB up) for 45 quid. (admittedly, with a year contract)

mfceiling

And the ban on us having sky dishes has been lifted. That many resident complaints about UPC Horizon that they had no option but to lift the ban.

Next door neighbour is a 60 something feisty finnish lady...apparently she tore strips out of the management committee about the amount of shows she lost etc.

Happy days for me as Sky rang the other day and offered me half price on ANY package for the year with no contract!!

mfceiling

stephen_n wrote: »

Private clampers or Council?

Dublin City lads. To be fair the wife is a fcuking eejit when it comes to this carry on. Mind you 80 notes on a friday morning is a kick in the teeth.

.ak

irishbucsfan wrote: »

I thought Mad Max was great. It was everything an action movie should be.

In fact anyone who dislikes it is definitely wrong, because it is objectively brilliant.

You're theory is most agreeable.

Zzippy

Deleted User wrote: »

So your saying all of us on this Rugby board are scientists?

No. Your posts would have to be peer reviewed prior to publication. Which mightn't be a bad idea...

RuggieBear

Deleted User wrote: »

So your saying all of us on this Rugby board are scientists?

well... everyone but you

[Deleted User]

RuggieBear wrote: »

but science is nothing but arguments

So your saying all of us on this Rugby board are scientists?

RuggieBear

irishbucsfan wrote: »

You can't argue with science

but science is nothing but arguments

irishbucsfan

Taco Corp wrote: »

Can always rely on your posts to tell others they are wrong

You can't argue with science