The tighthead is the one that's under the most pressure in the scrum. This is basically because his head goes between the opposition looshead and hooker, and therefore recieves pressure from both of those players, whilst the looshead only recieves pressure from the opposition tighthead. It's of course a little more complicated than this, but in a very basic form it is true to some degree. Therefore if the scrum is to go well, the tightead is the main man that determines this. If he doesn't take a backwards step then there's a good chance the rest of his pack won't either i.e. he locks the scrum.
Hi I am killian and I have been playing for 12 years...and I have still no ******* clue what goes on in the scrum...
(apparently its better we or the ref dont know :/ )
What is the rule regarding where the LH and TH can bind.
My understanding is they bind on the shirt and cant touch the arm of the oppisition.
<div style="border: 2px solid black; padding: 10px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 240); color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">LAW 20.3 BINDING IN THE SCRUMWhat is the rule regarding where the LH and TH can bind. My understanding is they bind on the shirt and cant touch the arm of the oppisition.
Must be bloody hard to get a decent bind on in these days of skin tight shirts
Should make all props shirts have a patch of baggier material under the armpit
Or ban tight fitted shirts!