Talk:Kick-to-kick
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The league version of this, which we called 'forcings back' was an actual game. You set a point, say the try lines (or often a larger area), which you defended. The idea was to kick the ball over your opponent's line to win the game. There were two rules: A> You had to kick from where you retrieved it, and B> except if you caught it on the full, you got a bonus 10 steps from the mark to take your kick. --I like pants 01:36, 20 November 2006 (UTC)
