Billy asks for hip-drop leniency after young guns binned - Billy Slater Podcast: Ep04 | NRL on Nine
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- Billy gives a unique take on the hip drop tackle, his high appraisal for Benji Marshall and the Tigers plus a look at what position the Warriors should be playing star flyer RTS.
Plus, we get an update on Cam Munster’s injury.
The Billy Slater Podcast with Billy and Mark Levy for Ram Trucks - Eats everything else for breakfast.
To send through your listener questions email us at billyslaterpodcast@nine.com.au
0:00 How good is Easter footy
1:20 Dearden's tackle of the year
2:34 Billy eyes Queensland talent
3:48 Cam Munster injury update
5:29 Benji's era: Tigers unearth Lachlan Galvin
9:35 Billy asks for hip-drop leniency
13:50 Billy's take on obstruction rules
16:52 Dylan Edwards gives fullback masterclass
18:24 Webster's fullback problem
20:12 Zac Lomax released from Dragons
23:26 Daly Cherry-Evans the most capped Sea Eagle
25:27 Rabbitohs get first win
26:44 Billy M Awards
29:47 Listener questions
36:27 Round 5 preview
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when the damage from hip drops can be soo bad, we don’t need leniency. the result from can be what Pat Carrigan did to that player awhile back.
I'm a little surprised at how good a pundit Billy Slater is.
Well done.
Great yarns , thanks fellas.
great presentation mark ...u know ya stuff
Good to hear Billy speak without boofheads johns and fittler interrupting
He has no idea
Fittler leads that show
@@Alekosdw Billy has no idea?
Slater just constantly chimes in after Fittler said the same thing to start
@@Alekosdw lol fittler and johns are flat out stringing a sentence together
Lachie knew what he'd done immediately after the fact. Was a bad hip drop on an unaware player. I'm a Tiger all Day but 2 weeks was light I thought.
Good on ya billy.common sense needs to be put into play
these youngs guys that did hip drops obviously deserve a penalty but I think NRL needs to look at the rookies and assess the damage done. The other players continued the game and mey be sore today but were not injured. This should be taken into account when assessing suspensions. I agree with Billy that maybe 10 in the bin is sufficient
But how do you differentiate when the difference between injury or not is often due to luck?
no leniency if anything make the fines and puinishment even stronger. what about the injured players
I Agree with Billy
They will not give any leniency to Him. They can't Because if they do, they Have to do it for everybody else that does a hip drop. he's gone otherwise they open up Pandora's box he gets what everyone else has got.
Bill woulda hit an atar of 96
OOOO really Billy ? A hip drop is a hip drop no matter who it is, if this kid has not heard that a hip drop is illegal, where was he hiding?
Come on, lads, nothing new look what they did and said about Freddy origin coach he's a legend, ment nothing they all threw mud at him said he was a dud, etc
Com on Billy the boy doesnt go fromJ Grade to NRL, he probably has close to 10 years of coaching, he went through the Campbelltown Juniors System, yes he is young at 18, maybe the Campbelltown juniors coaches need a hurry up by the club, in all my days of playing, hip drop tackle is something I never did, so it must have been brought to the game by coaches.
The problem is that the hip drop is a fairly new issue or at least newley adressed. Most players haven't been taught how to anti-hip drop till recently, yes they where taught tackling technique but the hip drop is a completely instinctual action so it takes time to tech players ways to avoid it.
@@-AEDOS- If it was instinctual as you claim, we would have been doing it in the 70's 80's 90's and later, we didnt, so who and which club coaches brought it in, same as the Crush Tackle, another dirty tackle that was coached to the kids, look at the coaches not the players.
@@jamesmatheson5115 I get your point and there is a main factor that plays in to why you didnt see hip drops earlier in League, the current rule and law changes of the game have made it faster than ever, most players now are forced to make a tackle from behind as they have to catch up to their opponents, I hqve no doubt there may be some grubs who know exactly what their doing but for the most part, like I said it is instinctual, thats why most plauers you see do it are forwards, because they are the most tired in the game and become prone to lazy and unintentional dangerous tackles. I do agree there must be a crack down on it but I also feel the NRL is making the game hard enough for the players as it is, not just at pro but at all levels.
@@-AEDOS- I agree the modern game is too fast, its almost like Rugby Union, there's way too many injuries today.
I admire Billy but definitely don't agree with him on this issue. It's not NRL job to teach these young guns, it's the club responsibility. Made mistake you pay, no exception.
I dunno they cause confusion when they change and expect results in 1 pre season. Look at the obstruction rule. Robbo taught his bois didn't matter. And last season up till around round 10 the hip drop saga was embarrassing ones a penalty ones a sin bin and others were the wrong calls that nrl admitted . When upstairs is inconsistent then the rest follows
Seriously Billy ? Fist grade is first grade end of !
no billy not how it should work.
you learn how to tackle from Juniors, if you get to the NRL and still do this then you dont deserve to be in the NRL.
Oh here we go.. the master mind of the nrl has spoken.
Sometimes unfortunately you’re put in a position where it becomes inevitable that the outcome is not what was planned, there was no malice or intent to do a hip drop - it just so happened that, that was the result of the tackle unfortunately.
ill-conceived comment from Billy considering the tackle was one of the worst examples of a hip drop. The ball carrier could have received multiple injuries, very fortunate.
These "guns" are playing at the top level, they should already know the rules and regulations and how to tackle. NO LENIENCY
So what, deardens tackle meant nothing as the cowboys pooped their pants as they often do. Sattlers was in a grand final.