Dacking
When someone's pants get pulled down, we say he got pantsed. In Australia, they say he got dacked. This seems to happen regularly to Australian rugby players, which is the subject of today's post. Above, Alex Johnson of the South Sydney Rabbitohs team.
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Bernard Foley, representing Australia in the Rugby Sevens tournament in Dubai in 2007, getting dacked by an Argentinian player.
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Cameron Munster, representing Queensland, playing in the State of Origin best-of-three series between players from the Australian states of Queensland and New South Wales.
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Christian Welch of the Melbourne Storm team.
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Cooper Cronk of the Melbourne Storm.
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Jake Mullaney of the Parramatta Eels.
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Josh Dugan of the St. George Illawarra Dragons. Almost his whole body is tattooed, but apparently not his ass (or as Aussies would say, his arse).
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But Kalyn Ponga of the Newcastle Knights has something tattooed there.
Nathan Gardner, fullback for the Cronulla Sharks, got thoroughly, comprehensively dacked by Jamal Idris of the Canterbury Bulldogs. But he's smiling afterwards.
Here's a compilation of various Australian rugby players getting dacked, ending with the camera zooming in for a closeup of another guy with a tattoo.
How do the players feel about getting dacked in public? We end with this interview with Connor Watson of the Sydney Roosters.
7 comments:
what bodies and what asses!
Apparently nobody is wearing support underneath? Or neener neener nice try they are velcroed stripper shorts I've got five more pair?
I'm not a rugby player, but this getting "dacked" business seems intentional. I wonder if any player's shorts have been completely ripped off, leaving the guy completely exposed. Perhaps a future post would answer this question.
@ Anon - It IS intentional, it appears they are allowed to grab a player's shorts to slow him down or stop him. Rather making it Rugby's form of the American football tackle.
Nice butts!
One way to stop dacking is to have players wear absolutely nothing. I propose this uniform change to be effective immediately.
To tackle was my move in football
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