This is the last minute of the game between the Blue Bulls and Pretoria's Brumbies this week. A little behind the Brumbies moved the ball around to try to find some space. Stephen Lackham cast a long pass in front of any Bloom player. However, Joel Wilson continued his defense and collected the ball after a rebound and cleaned it on the defensive line. After two passes, Mortlock is celebrating the winning score.

If the pass is completely in his hands, it is debatable whether Wilson can make this breakthrough. You see, no matter how many coaches enter, when one against the pass does not work, the defense subconsciously relaxes a bit. Wynand Olivier – I like the way Boks said his name by the way – obviously relaxed.

So, considering this, and the defense is so powerful, maybe you can make a case and deliberately throw a pass with the intention of letting it fall in front of the intended recipient? Maybe the dealer will learn…

Never let football bounce was originally published on Spring