The Game Judiciary & Match Review charges - 2022 season

[soc123_au]

If the NRL want to truly be the people champions they should let him serve 1 of next years weeks concurrently with this one. It’s what the fans want.

 

[Stinkfinger]

Panthers better not bring him back in for the grand final if they win week 3. He was terrible and doesn't deserve a chance to be as stupid as his brother if Panthers go back to back

Let Staines leave Panthers with a premiership.

They will. He's been good all year.

 

[mxlegend99]

They will. He's been good all year.

Well his form the first half of the year was great. He has been solid at best since then and was very poor against Eels.

His head clearly wasn't in the game and if we make the grand final I'm not sure he's worth the risk. He's distracted.

 

[Captain Apollo]

I wonder if the NRL will let May's suspension for Friday night's action also not commence until 2023?

 

[6 more kfc buckets]

Apparently the guy he hit was filming Cleary earlier in the game.
Suspended suspension sufficient.

 

[League Unlimited News]

 

[League Unlimited News]

JWH 3 games, Burgess 2 games + a fine, two others charged

 

[myrrh ken]

They should bring May's other 2 weeks forward, like a true suspended sentence, now that he has been done

I thought Burgii was hard done by with the second high shot. Bounced off the ball.

 

[yobbo84]

Given the Roosters have been eliminated from this year's finals series, Waerea-Hargreaves will be required to serve his suspension next season or as part of New Zealand's World Cup campaign should he be selected by the Kiwis.

LOL. He's not even going to miss any NRL over it.

Issac Luke, poor bugger. Missed a GF, then missed a Kiwis test and couldn't count it towards his suspension because he couldn't be selected - because he was suspended.

 

[yobbo84]

Question - if you plead guilty but contest the grading, and then fail in your downgrade, do you get the discount?

 

[lockyno1]

Question - if you plead guilty but contest the grading, and then fail in your downgrade, do you get the discount?

Think so though it’s less well it should be otherwise everyone would challenge

 

[yobbo84]

FWIW I thought Milne on Suaalii was the worst of the lot. High swinging hit on a tall bloke. Don't know how that's a grade 1 and Tom on a falling Tedesco is grade 2.

 

[Stinkfinger]

Question - if you plead guilty but contest the grading, and then fail in your downgrade, do you get the discount?

Only if you are successful.

 

[yobbo84]

Only if you are successful.

Thanks.

So, if Tom Burgess challenges the grading and wins, he gets a fine only. Challenges and loses, he gets 3 weeks. That's some disparity there.

 

[Stinkfinger]

He will challenge it for sure.

 

[yobbo84]

He will challenge it for sure.

I would. Tedesco was doing his usual 'fall to his knees' at the line trick.

If he loses, he potentially misses a GF - but even if we get past the Sharks there's absolutely no way Souths forwards can win vs Penrith without him, so it's worth the risk.

 

[Someguy]

All seems very convenient. JWH team out so he can cop and decent suspension. Burgees will be able to play if they make the grand final.

 

[Frailty]

If Tom Burgess gets a downgrade, Tariq Sims should feel really hard done by. His tackle on Connor Tracey had similar action to Burgess.

I am confused how Milne was only a grade one. He jumps up, swings his arm, and collects a taller player high.

 

[blue bags]

Thanks.

So, if Tom Burgess challenges the grading and wins, he gets a fine only. Challenges and loses, he gets 3 weeks. That's some disparity there. Excepts it gets 1 week. Challenges the grading losses gets 2 weeks . Pleads not guilty. found guilty gets 3 weeks

 

[gerg]

If Tom Burgess gets a downgrade, Tariq Sims should feel really hard done by. His tackle on Connor Tracey had similar action to Burgess.

I am confused how Milne was only a grade one. He jumps up, swings his arm, and collects a taller player high.

The mistake you are making is trying to understand the process and decision.