But genuinely, how can there be a difference between strikes - headbutt, and headbutt? Surely it should all fall under the same grade? And this isn't a case of Rettie has been hard done by, Dickens wasn't, Fax v Fev, etc, it was an example of another player being found guilty of what I think is a similar offence. Rettie was found guilty so 6-8 matches is sufficient. But can anyone explain how the grading works in these instances? Thanks muchly
Please can someone with a good working knowledge of the rfl disciplinary system tell me what the difference is between these
But genuinely, how can there be a difference between strikes - headbutt, and headbutt? Surely it should all fall under the same grade? And this isn't a case of Rettie has been hard done by, Dickens wasn't, Fax v Fev, etc, it was an example of another player being found guilty of what I think is a similar offence. Rettie was found guilty so 6-8 matches is sufficient. But can anyone explain how the grading works in these instances? Thanks muchly
But genuinely, how can there be a difference between strikes - headbutt, and headbutt? Surely it should all fall under the same grade? And this isn't a case of Rettie has been hard done by, Dickens wasn't, Fax v Fev, etc, it was an example of another player being found guilty of what I think is a similar offence. Rettie was found guilty so 6-8 matches is sufficient. But can anyone explain how the grading works in these instances? Thanks muchly
I can only think that Dickens must have a smaller/softer head.
Alternatively, Reittie was referred to a tribunal but Dickens' case was heard by a, presumably more lenient, "tribubal".
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Please can someone with a good working knowledge of the rfl disciplinary system tell me what the difference is between these
But genuinely, how can there be a difference between strikes - headbutt, and headbutt? Surely it should all fall under the same grade? And this isn't a case of Rettie has been hard done by, Dickens wasn't, Fax v Fev, etc, it was an example of another player being found guilty of what I think is a similar offence. Rettie was found guilty so 6-8 matches is sufficient. But can anyone explain how the grading works in these instances? Thanks muchly
I can only think that Dickens must have a smaller/softer head.
Alternatively, Reittie was referred to a tribunal but Dickens' case was heard by a, presumably more lenient, "tribubal".
just read the disciplinary for maun. It says he just got involved in a confrontation with opponents which they say is sin bin sufficeint. But for ashall, (who in my opinion just dropped on a a player who had not been tackled, to have maun then start punching him) he gets a match ban for striking. How is that fair?
i thought he dropped on the untackled player in an aggresive way. i dont think he punched him or hit him high.
the way the game was boiling over at that point it was daft! but didnt warrant a suspension.
we're not playing tiddlywinks!
at least hell be available for Keighley though.
Oh he definately punched the untackled player whilst he was on the ground. No drama with him getting a one match ban, as we can run this ban out with the french game.
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