[quote="NickyKiss":i0hdhh78]Did they ever give confirmation on what happens to last year's charges? Other than those being carried forward, I don't mind it because it'll give people making mistakes some leeway initially but it's hard to give a final opinion on it until we see how it plays out over the next 12-18 months. It is going to catch out repeat offenders and as the season plays out and that's up to them to do better. I look at Keighran on Thursday and he's got away with one for now but he can't keep having these brain fades. His indiscretions have no excuses and are just a bit dense/childish.[/quote:i0hdhh78] i think they have dropped last year's charges, but i havent seen anything from the RFL, was from another poster on here earlier this week, and just read another article which suggests the same https://www.alloutrugbyleague.co.uk/new ... tem-966056 This seems to explain things better, and in more detail than the 1st article i read, including a 2 point drop if a player is sent off and also after a ban, so slightly better than the 1st article explanation i suppose, if someone is all low level offences, then sooner or later they are going to get a ban, where under the old system they may have gotten away with nothing, but equally i dont agree with copping a ban, and then following another indiscretion receiving a bigger ban (unless it really warrants it)

[quote="NickyKiss":i0hdhh78]Did they ever give confirmation on what happens to last year's charges? Other than those being carried forward, I don't mind it because it'll give people making mistakes some leeway initially but it's hard to give a final opinion on it until we see how it plays out over the next 12-18 months. It is going to catch out repeat offenders and as the season plays out and that's up to them to do better. I look at Keighran on Thursday and he's got away with one for now but he can't keep having these brain fades. His indiscretions have no excuses and are just a bit dense/childish.[/quote:i0hdhh78] i think they have dropped last year's charges, but i havent seen anything from the RFL, was from another poster on here earlier this week, and just read another article which suggests the same https://www.alloutrugbyleague.co.uk/new ... tem-966056 This seems to explain things better, and in more detail than the 1st article i read, including a 2 point drop if a player is sent off and also after a ban, so slightly better than the 1st article explanation i suppose, if someone is all low level offences, then sooner or later they are going to get a ban, where under the old system they may have gotten away with nothing, but equally i dont agree with copping a ban, and then following another indiscretion receiving a bigger ban (unless it really warrants it)