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Question Number: 31524Other 5/11/2017RE: Adult Russell of Sydney, Downunder asks...This question is a follow up to question 31519 As always - great to read others viewpoints. The last paragraph from ref Grove is a good summation of the topic. And inside the paragraph, the use of 'can' is an important fine point (i.e. - not guaranteed to 'help'). So I guess we should use common sense about when to apply...common sense. :) Answer provided by Referee Richard Dawson Common sense and a thorough review of the LOTG with attention to presence character ,attitude, position, foul interpretation and physical conditioning! lol Cheers
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