How Radley gets the same as Matterson is laughable
Bad luck for brimson getting a broken jaw from a very deliberate kick to his face. No charge I see.
Can consider himself lucky not to be suspended for viciously head-butting the boot!!Bad luck for brimson getting a broken jaw from a very deliberate kick to his face. No charge I see.
Brimson out for season. Thanks Latrell.
And also because he’s from Australia, playing for one of a handful of teams that is competitive this year, in a key position.. who’d surname doesn’t rhyme with Savalawa…No point in charging Cleary. His dad's a lawyer.
yep, you wouldn't be hearing the end of it from the usual suspects of the Sydney media.image the hell to pay if roles reversed!
It should bring you down a grading - 1 to 0, 3 to 2, etcScott Sorensen's 7 years incident free saved him $375. CHN's 7 years incident free saved him a week's suspension plus 50 carryover points, because his offence was greater. Sounds fair, not.
Seven years incident free should completely wipe out a grade 1 fine, IMHO.
It's not their fault. They work to guidelines. It's the ridiculous base points of the most innocuous of crusher tackles.First Angus Crichton the other week, now Koloamatangi. Absolute rubbish charges for nothing incidents and only serves to encourage players to game more penalties. MRC has lost the plot.
I'd like them to explain exactly what Keaon did wrong and how he could have avoided it.It's not their fault. They work to guidelines. It's the ridiculous base points of the most innocuous of crusher tackles.
They cant for a lot of the "crushers" I get the thought process behind coming down hard on it, but the implementation is pretty bad. I think ones like last night shouldn't bring a suspension. Especially with loadings that could have been earned from similar innocuous incidents.I'd like them to explain exactly what Keaon did wrong and how he could have avoided it.
I agree. For me, the crusher law is there to stop the @ssholes that wrestle their fellow players into a vulnerable position and then come down heavy on the neck. That did not happen last night.They cant for a lot of the "crushers" I get the thought process behind coming down hard on it, but the implementation is pretty bad. I think ones like last night shouldn't bring a suspension. Especially with loadings that could have been earned from similar innocuous incidents.