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Example number 1,537 of why front row forwards should NEVER attempt drop goals

Sale had a penalty advantage… but this attempt by Vadim Cobilas was still a bit off.

AS DEFENCES BECOME more prominent in rugby and flair is sacrificed for efficiency, it is great to know that every so often a front row will still attempt an ill-advised drop goal.

Bath beat Sale last night and at one stage when the Sharks had a penalty advantage, prop Vadim Cobilas tried a snapshot drop goal.

Or maybe he was attempting a cheeky grubber kick, who knows.
https://vine.co/v/OEm6iJb7Y2a

That isn’t even the first time Cobilas has panicked in an attacking situation. Earlier in the season he made a lovely break against Saracens before promptly remembering he is a tighthead prop and firing a no-look pass over his shoulder.

Maybe Cobilas should take some pointers from Adam Jones.

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Or Matt Dunning, who seemed to get a bit of stick for actually nailing his drop goal during a Super Rugby match.

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