The Game 2021 Judiciary Charges

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Three charges from the first trial match of the year last Friday between Cronulla and St George Illawarra at Shark Park.

 

[Bring back John Fifita]

I feel for the guy who Blacker hit but it’s an absolute farce he was charged...

Compare blackers genuine fend attempt...

With Nathan Browns first hit up in SOO last year, lauded by the press and commentary. Brown supposedly proving himself as “an enforcer”...

It was a pure forearm straight into the head of Jake Friend that knocked him silly... but nothing done - apart from glowing endorsement from idiots in the media.


If I was Blackers defence team I’d be putting this up in neon lights to the judiciary... Browns tackle gets applauded... yet Blackers could get him 4 weeks....

The only thing Blacker should be charged with is going over the touch line on tackle 1

 

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[Someguy]

Love these random no namers getting weeks off for non events.

 

[Timmah]

Not sure how Musgrove is a 'no namer'

 

[gerg]

Not sure how Musgrove is a 'no namer'

Also not sure how its a non event. Clearly a reckless shoulder charge.

 

[bileduct]

Corey Horsburgh, what a dumb f**ker. On report for two shoulder charges in two different games on the same day, with a certain ban coming also coming from the NRL integrity unit.

 

[SDM]

Leave Corey alone

 

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[Saxon]

With all the fuss about concussion, I am bewildered as to why careless high tackles now only attract a fine.
When (not if) someone sues the NRL and their club for failing to protect them from head injuries, I can see this being brought up against the defence.

 

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[Someguy]

Not sure how Musgrove is a 'no namer'

was in reference to blacker

 

[Someguy]

Croft copped pretty nasty crusher just after the Asiata injury. Really surprised that was not picked up by MRC

 

[The_Frog]

With all the fuss about concussion, I am bewildered as to why careless high tackles now only attract a fine.
When (not if) someone sues the NRL and their club for failing to protect them from head injuries, I can see this being brought up against the defence.

Grade 1 has always been a fine, ever since they brought fines in. It's the lowest level of severity.

 

[SDM]

Neither of them did anything to warrant a charge this round, but from the games I saw, Riki from the Broncos will feature a few times this year in this thread, and Hudson Young will cement his place as a mainstay, and could be at Hoppa levels of judiciary greatness if he plays for 10 years.

 

[The_Frog]

Tabuai-Fidow fortunate not to have been charged with a dangerous throw on Edwards in my view, especially given the potential for extremely serious injury these tackles have.

 

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