The Game Judiciary & Match Review charges - 2022 season

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[bileduct]

What a f**kin' dope.

 

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[Bazal]

Good. Eels website just said Dunsters got a ruptured MCL, and PCL, and ACL. Fuimaono should sit out longer than 5

Injury Update: Dunster out for 2022

Haze Dunster has been ruled out for the 2022 season following confirmation he has sustained ruptures to his anterior, medial and posterior ligaments (ACL, MCL and PCL) in his knee during last night’s trial.

www.parraeels.com.au

 

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Fuimaono's charge broken down:

14 min on Haze Dunster
Grade 3 Dangerous Contact (other)
Base penalty 300pts
2 similar (+100%) & 2 non-similar priors (+40%)
22 carryover points

EARLY PLEA: 5 games (556pts)
GUILTY: 7 games (742pts)

 

[The_Frog]

Since when have suspensions been concurrent?

 

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[lockyno1]

So deliberately take out a bloke for the year and only cop 5 weeks?

Should be 15 weeks jeez

 

[seanoff]

Yeah. Should be way more than 5. It’s not as dangerous as a spear. But the ability for the hip drop to do major damage is proven. It should be ungraded. Straight to the tribunal. Also should be insta off.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

So deliberately take out a bloke for the year and only cop 5 weeks?

Should be 15 weeks jeez

Injuries from deliberately dangerous tackling techniques should be an automatic 10 week suspension.

The hip toss was introduced by the Storm, was it not?

 

[The_Frog]

Injuries from deliberately dangerous tackling techniques should be an automatic 10 week suspension.

The hip toss was introduced by the Storm, was it not?

That didn't look deliberate to me. Just an unfortunate accident.

 

[gerg]

That didn't look deliberate to me. Just an unfortunate accident.

The Fuimaono one? Really? Watch it again a few times. He has clearly practised the technique. It is a textbook hip-drop. Disgraceful tackle.

 

[some11]

I'll just leave these here..

 

[dragons21]

No charge for this one? I thought hip drops were serious

 

[johns_reds]

I'll just leave these here..

I originally thought the tackle was an accident, but after review the other incidents it definitely looks like something he has practiced

 

[Munky]

I originally thought the tackle was an accident, but after review the other incidents it definitely looks like something he has practiced

Looks like he has developed a technique where he latches to the hips and then leverages himself fully off of the ground so the player with the ball is essentially taking his full weight. As the bunker likes to say 'there is clear separation'.

For a guy over 100kg it's insane it wasn't detected and stamped out earlier by the NRL.

 

[Warriors Fever]

Wow I originally went with careless accident but after those videos this looks like a technique designed to inflict. With the added suspension of knocking pap the f out, it sure his next contract is gonna look thin or non existent.
he’s a pretty average player at best anyway no real talent apart from being able to injure blokes

 

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[Timmah]

No charge for this one? I thought hip drops were serious

The game literally happened last night. Expecting a charge sheet at 9am is a bit soon.

He has now been charged ^

 

[dragons21]

The game literally happened last night. Expecting a charge sheet at 9am is a bit soon.

He has now been charged ^

Yeah they really threw the book at him with a grade 1 charge and a little tickle of the wallet....you know, coz the NRL is serious about the hip drop creeping into the game so they are sending serious message to stamp it out.

I understand loading and Tyrells form adding to the weeks of his charge, but if Saifiti gets hurt does that Grade 1 become a Grade 3? The act itself needs to be stamped out and if players get caught doing it, they need to miss weeks of footy, not get fined.