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How does this relate to Dylan Napa?
NRL CEO Todd Greenberg admits match review committee got it wrong on Dylan Napa’s tackle on Korbin Sims
Phil Rothfield, Sports Editor-at-Large, The Daily Telegraph
May 21, 2018 8:34pm
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NRL boss Todd Greenberg has conceded his match-review committee blundered in failing to charge Roosters forward Dylan Napa for the knockout tackle that broke Korbin Sims’ jaw.
In a wideranging interview in reaction to the NRL’s crazy weekend that included a timekeeper stuff-up, a send-off and 14 sin-bins, Greenberg admitted Napa’s head clash in the dying moments of the game against the Broncos deserved a suspension.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...s/news-story/9278a1079850173a1e4edc3fd4009253
No it is logical.
I am just trying to ascertain if you lot believe leading with the head in and of itself is dangerous, thus illegal and should result in a penalty regardless of where contact is made e.g. a shoulder charge, in which case Opacic should have been penalised.
A lot more than you think.How does this relate to Dylan Napa?
Because that would’ve been his main objective at a 22-22 all scoreline with 5 mins to go
To give the opposition a penalty
Ok
Napa “Watch me lose the game for us boys!”
Was clearly his train of thought
Ok
Napa “Watch me lose the game for us boys!”
Was clearly his train of thought
I still maintain if Sims didn't move he would've been crunched by a vicious shoulder charge, you can see by the way Napa's hands flail around that his primary objective was to send him into orbit
Seriously mate cut it out with the logic nonsense.Because that would’ve been his main objective at a 22-22 all scoreline with 5 mins to go
To give the opposition a penalty
Seriously mate cut it out with the logic nonsense.
Heard Napa talking on the radio this morning. I understand now why his nickname used to be 20 Watts. he's really not very bright.