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Best Fan Shots from Round Five at Accor Stadium – South Sydney Rabbitohs
Check out the best fan moments from a huge night at Accor Stadium.

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Souths should put Souths first ... especially given what we have gone through... imo ...![]()
It is meant as a compliment.Across The Pride, The Warren and social media in general, if I hear one more person say "we had no right to win that game" or "that was a game we should have lost" I swear to god I will hunt them down and shoot them.
We had every right to win because we are better than them, outplayed them, stood up against adversity and totally deserved the victory.
Now **** off with such silly comments.
Its not the trip over and Cowboys im concerned about though.I’m fine with Perth. It’s an area that needs more NRL love with a potential team coming in the next three years.
Plus we make the Cowboys travel even further away from home.
A double header in front of a big crowd will be unreal for the game.
I’m more annoyed we’re taking a game to the Central Coast if anything.
It is meant as a compliment.
We were down on the scoreboard, both our halves out and a winger too. Players playing out of position everywhere. Completely out on our feet. We refused to give in and recorded a famous victory.
You “swear to God you will hunt them down and shoot them”
Talk about silly comments.![]()
I repeat thst I did these basic calculations out of curiosity after my family members all said FORWARDThat last pass....
I watched the replay a number of times today and these are my thoughts backed with Rough calculations:
- Trell just over 10m line when he passed
- Tass reaches back and takes ball approx 3m beyond 10m line
- time duration of pass ... approx 1.25 seconds
NOW it gets interesting...
- length of pass approx 20m wirh trajectory
- what i dont know is if ran with the wind or into it in 2nd half...
Easterly wind speed was about 15k/h last night so it may have bee more across ground ... SO for now I have ignored this factor
- Magnus effect ... irrelevant
So without wind factor, the other crucial variable is Trell’s forward velocity when he releases the ball.
He accelrates, slows goes so his speed is very difficult to guage...here are 3 scenarios based on Trell’s release speed If the ball is propelled totally flat (parallel to try line)...
- a speed of 1.4m/s results in forward motion of approx 1.8m
- a speed of 1.8m/s results in forward motion of approx 2.3m
- a speef of 2.2m/s results in forward motion of approx 2.9m
So, depending on his speed, the ball COULD have travelled the 3m forward without being thrown forward
Again, without knowing more about the wind in 2nd half, I have left this factor out for now ... obviously if trialling wind, works for us but if wind against us, works against us.
Subjectively, was the ball thrown back from the hands?
- Is hard to tell from the replays after watching a few times.
- If I had to make a call, I would say ... flat at best but I do feel it was propelled slightly forward
In summary, I would say its too close to make a definite call even though Trell not moving fast at release point.
If I was backed into a corner for a decision, I would say marginal forward but would accept others who may (and have) disagreed with this.
On a side note,
PM's lead up dart from dummy half helped
TASS in perfect position and perfect finish to score
Trell taking pass close to PTB like a 5/8 worked a charm ... could well be a great future for him down the track?
Next week even if needed but may not be match fit enough yet.