I can picture good educational purpose to writing an essay built around sport. But this isn't like some difficult question in maths, where one might realistically need some help. We can't just say, "Try separation of variables", or "Have you thought about Green's functions?" You have listed some of the key elements that are to be addressed. Take them, make an outline, and start writing. Either you chose rugby, or you have been studying it as part of a course, so this should be direct. General hint: rugby belongs to the class of field sports (e.g., all football codes, lacrosse, hockey...), all of which have many tactical elements in common. And all of them have tactical relationships also to chess. A compare-and-contrast approach to your essay, with enough rugby-specific detail to be convincing, might be an approach you could consider. Mark L.
Are we talking League or Union? Even after playing League for seven years I find this hard ... The tactics depend on the team because obviously teams play the game in different ways. You could refer to the use of forwards in power plays to get a team up the field when playing territorially; and then to the tactical use of backs in kicking plays. Just some ideas.
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Credit where it's due Lago, you are a complete knob. Guess what mate, you have a troll. To the asker, check out the IRB official website and look up tactics, really good
Iago, what a troll.
you write about sport in school? what has this world come to? Here are some tactics: 1 Bore the crowd to death with aerial ping pong 2 weaker team crashing the scrum 3 to be continued
