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Cayless suffers double blow
May 3, 2004
PARRAMATTA captain Nathan Cayless suffered a double blow today when he was diagnosed with a broken arm and charged by the National Rugby League match review committee.
Cayless, likely to be sidelined for two months with the arm injury, could also be suspended for 11 matches by the judiciary.
The New Zealand forward was charged with a grade five reckless high tackle for his first half hit on Josh Hannay on Saturday night.
Hannay was taken to hospital and later cleared of a serious neck injury.
Cayless was also charged with grade three striking over a 52nd minute incident involving Cowboys veteran Travis Norton.
The Eels did receive some good news today when Cayless's fellow prop Chris Armit was cleared of a broken arm.
In other judiciary news, the Warriors could pay a high price for their win over Melbourne on Sunday, with props Richard Villasanti and Jerry Seuseu charged today.
Villasanti was charged with a grade two careless high tackle and could be suspended for one match while Seuseu could also be banned for one game on a grade one striking offence.
North Queensland's Nathan Fien and South Sydney's Owen Craigie were both charged with grade one careless high tackles and could face maximum one match bans.
AAP
May 3, 2004
PARRAMATTA captain Nathan Cayless suffered a double blow today when he was diagnosed with a broken arm and charged by the National Rugby League match review committee.
Cayless, likely to be sidelined for two months with the arm injury, could also be suspended for 11 matches by the judiciary.
The New Zealand forward was charged with a grade five reckless high tackle for his first half hit on Josh Hannay on Saturday night.
Hannay was taken to hospital and later cleared of a serious neck injury.
Cayless was also charged with grade three striking over a 52nd minute incident involving Cowboys veteran Travis Norton.
The Eels did receive some good news today when Cayless's fellow prop Chris Armit was cleared of a broken arm.
In other judiciary news, the Warriors could pay a high price for their win over Melbourne on Sunday, with props Richard Villasanti and Jerry Seuseu charged today.
Villasanti was charged with a grade two careless high tackle and could be suspended for one match while Seuseu could also be banned for one game on a grade one striking offence.
North Queensland's Nathan Fien and South Sydney's Owen Craigie were both charged with grade one careless high tackles and could face maximum one match bans.
AAP