JWH suspended for two matches :)

[mave]

Will be interesting to see how many weeks the judiciary give him.
I recall another prop foward copping 2 weeks for touching a falling Mitchell Pearce on the head in Round 2, whilst competing for the ball.

 

[nick87]

It was late and worthy of penalty, not a lot else

Of all the knights players rushing to JWH, with the game well squared away, not one was willing to take it to fists with JWH. Probably tells you that none of those players charging at him think of him as a “fake hard man”
They didn’t want that smoke

 

[Saxon]

It was late and worthy of penalty, not a lot else

Of all the knights players rushing to JWH, with the game well squared away, not one was willing to take it to fists with JWH. Probably tells you that none of those players charging at him think of him as a “fake hard man”
They didn’t want that smoke

Or - more likely - they didn't want the sin bin and probable suspension that would have gone with it.

 

[Bazal]

Meh.

Looked bad live. On replay it was late but otherwise just a hard hit. Deserved a penalty and I thought it was ridiculous that one wasn't given.

Forwards are supposed to rattle play makers. Not really a lot in it

 

[Perth Red]

Bit late but other than that a great shot.

 

[Saxon]

The fact he continued driving with his shoulder as Ponga hit the ground made it worse. Definitely worth a penalty.

I actually thought the choke hold in the first half was worse. That was pure JWH grub.

 

[Canard]

Hell cop a fine or suspension for sure.

The refs were hitting bongs before that game.

 

[Albert Rosenfeld]

JWH's father worked for the United Nations in the Third World. JWH has a strong humanitarian legacy in his family, which is why I don't believe he has a malicious bone in his body.

 

[carcharias]

It was late and worthy of penalty, not a lot else

Of all the knights players rushing to JWH, with the game well squared away, not one was willing to take it to fists with JWH. Probably tells you that none of those players charging at him think of him as a “fake hard man”
They didn’t want that smoke

All to do with the send off rule.

 

[carcharias]

JWH's father worked for the United Nations in the Third World. JWH has a strong humanitarian legacy in his family, which is why I don't believe he has a malicious bone in his body.

Back to unfunny.

 

[carcharias]

Tough guy Hargreaves drops to his knees and covers his head.
pissweak merkin.

 

[Vic Mackey]

That’s what all the fuss was about? Sure it was as late as America were to WW2 but it was wasn’t high or reckless.

That’s called being a good front rower.

 

[carcharias]

That’s what all the fuss was about? Sure it was as late as America were to WW2 but it was wasn’t high or reckless.

That’s called being a good front rower.

I thinks it’s called a cowards tackle these days.

 

[ReddFelon]

A little late and maybe a penalty. Thread makes it seem like the John Hopoate flying elbow.

 

[kbw]

What a bunch of soft cocks you all are .
I rate Ponga and after his efforts in SOO when they chucked him in the forwards I will never question his toughness.

But that tackle is nothing compared the the attacks to the legs that happen all the time. Where did JWH hit Ponga high.


If you want to scream about this go and support netball. JWH maybe mad especially on the field, but he will never be a grub of the order of Gallen (ripping off bandages) or Burgess (grabbing testicles)

 

[kbw]

I thinks it’s called a cowards tackle these days.

no that involves ripping bandages off players

 

[Glendale]

This wasn’t even his worst grub act of the game.

The choke hold on Ponga in the first half was a pretty low act.

 

[Life's Good]

It should have been a penalty(maybe the bin for sheer stupidity of going on with it using his head) but it’s hardly the worst tackle some are making it out to be(he hit him chest first).
For me, the penalty on Watson(?) who collected a slipping Tedesco is just as crazy as the non penalty on JWH.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

JWH would have fell over and missed that tackle if Brad Arthur was his coach

 

[The unknown]

I thinks it’s called a cowards tackle these days.

Lol. Must be cut from the same cloth as Josh Dugan