Episode 24 - Refereeing the in-goal

Advantage Over podcast for rugby referees

Welcome to episode 24 of the Advantage Over podcast.

This is the first of series of shorter podcasts aimed at keeping your refereeing mind ticking over - especially given the events we’re all living through all over the rugby globe.

Today, we're looking at in-goal. Why? Well, it's the most queried area of the game in our community discussions over on Facebook. It’s such an important area, and without fully thinking it through, could have big repercussions on the game if we get it wrong!

So, in the podcast, we go through:

  1. The Law - what is dead, and how the law is written about restarting:
  2. What that means for restarting - hint: it's all about who puts the ball into in-goal!
  3. Charge downs which go dead
  4. Knock ons into in-goal

We hope you enjoyed this shorter form podcast. We’ll have a few more like this in the near future, as well as the longer form ones in the pipeline too.

If you have any law queries or specific things relating to refereeing, you can drop us an email at keith@rugbyreferee.net or you can voice record your question and send that as well and then you can be part of the podcast too!

We’d always appreciate your ratings and views wherever you found this podcast - and if you really want to support RugbyReferee.net to allow me to keep bringing you great content like this, you can buy me a coffee (or a few coffees) by heading to rugbyreferee.net/coffee

2020-04-08 13 min

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