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Not sure if the wording below is right, but it seems to indicate 2 weeks if he fights it or not. In that case, fight the charge Billy - you've nothing to lose.
Fair dinkum, what is this sport coming to with charges like these getting 2 weeks! It was a deadset love tap. Worse things happen in practically 50% of all tackles involving a forearm to the head or next on the ground. You can punch someone in the head, and get nothing for it...
Oh well, let's just put Inglis to fullback, and take it out on the Broncos.
Source: Foxsports.com.au:
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,20045154-23214,00.html
Slater facing third suspension
August 07, 2006
MELBOURNE fullback Billy Slater faces a third suspension of the season after he was charged with grade-one striking in Storm's weekend win against Wests Tigers.
Slater, who has missed nine matches through suspension already in 2006, will miss two games if he enters an early plea or if he fights the charge at the judiciary and is found guilty.
Storm teammate Brett White was also charged by the NRL match review committee, in his case for a grade-one careless high tackle against Jamaal Lolesi.
The prop will escape a ban if he makes an early guilty plea, however.
Newcastle captain and halfback Andrew Johns heads the list of other players charged.
Johns was charged with striking opposite number Josh Lewis in the Knights' win over Sydney Roosters yesterday, but he can escape a suspension with an early guilty plea.
Tigers five-eighth Shane Elford was handed a grade-one striking charge, while South Sydney captain Peter Cusack, like White, was charged with making a grade-one careless high tackle.
Elford and Cusack can both escape suspension with an early guilty plea. AAP
Fair dinkum, what is this sport coming to with charges like these getting 2 weeks! It was a deadset love tap. Worse things happen in practically 50% of all tackles involving a forearm to the head or next on the ground. You can punch someone in the head, and get nothing for it...
Oh well, let's just put Inglis to fullback, and take it out on the Broncos.
Source: Foxsports.com.au:
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,20045154-23214,00.html
Slater facing third suspension
August 07, 2006
MELBOURNE fullback Billy Slater faces a third suspension of the season after he was charged with grade-one striking in Storm's weekend win against Wests Tigers.
Slater, who has missed nine matches through suspension already in 2006, will miss two games if he enters an early plea or if he fights the charge at the judiciary and is found guilty.
Storm teammate Brett White was also charged by the NRL match review committee, in his case for a grade-one careless high tackle against Jamaal Lolesi.
The prop will escape a ban if he makes an early guilty plea, however.
Newcastle captain and halfback Andrew Johns heads the list of other players charged.
Johns was charged with striking opposite number Josh Lewis in the Knights' win over Sydney Roosters yesterday, but he can escape a suspension with an early guilty plea.
Tigers five-eighth Shane Elford was handed a grade-one striking charge, while South Sydney captain Peter Cusack, like White, was charged with making a grade-one careless high tackle.
Elford and Cusack can both escape suspension with an early guilty plea. AAP