Bit like Jake then

Academy game....



Keelan Foster (Bradford) – Grade B Running in and Punching – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Jake Sculthorpe (Wigan) - Grade B Running in and Punching – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Sam Smith (Bradford) - Grade B Running in and Punching – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Jack Bibby (Wigan) - Grade B Running in and Punching– 1 Match Penalty Notice
Bradley Gallagher (Bradford) - Grade B Running in and Punching– 1 Match Penalty Notice
Corey Hall (Wigan) - Grade B Running in and Punching– 1 Match Penalty Notice
Ryan Butterworth (Bradford) - Grade B Running in and Punching– 1 Match Penalty Notice
Callum Green (Wigan) - Grade C Running in and Punching – 2 Match Penalty Notice
Murphy Smith (Bradford) - Grade B Running in and Punching – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Joe Shorrocks (Wigan) - Grade B Running in and Punching – 1 Match Penalty Notice
Keelan Foster (Bradford) – Grade B Dangerous Contact – 1 Match Penalty Notice

Name and shame those who didn't get involved, windy sods!!

Nothing to write home about this week, although there are plenty of hull+cas players mentioned. secure.rugby-league.com/ign_docs ... y%2013.pdf

Nothing to write home about this week, although there are plenty of hull+cas players mentioned. secure.rugby-league.com/ign_docs ... y%2013.pdf

No mention of Robert Hicks.

Should be arrested for fraud!

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to write home about this week, although there are plenty of hull+cas players mentioned. secure.rugby-league.com/ign_docs ... y%2013.pdf'" Micky P raising his knee...

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to write home about this week, although there are plenty of hull+cas players mentioned. secure.rugby-league.com/ign_docs ... y%2013.pdf'" Micky P raising his knee...

… but doesn't make contact.

Makes you wonder what a swinging arm or throwing a punch warrants if you don't make contact.

I don't really understand why an incident like Paea's ever gets mentioned (made public), it only casts even more doubt on an already flawed system.

Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-

Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" What was the sin bin for then

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" What was the sin bin for then

"Player promotes open hand towards opponents face."

If it had said '...and made contact', then fair enough, but it doesn't.

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" I wasn't there, but did they not put the biting incident on report? If so, why nothing in the report?

Quote ="ccs"Nothing to worry about, no bites, no punches..... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" I wasn't there, but did they not put the biting incident on report? If so, why nothing in the report?

Who knows?

You can only conclude that the "incident" was put on report, but the ref made no reference to biting.
Probably a sensible approach if it was inconclusive, but the media had already made a meal of it.



Or maybe "let's call it quits" is now part of the disciplinary procedure.

Perhaps Jake could have been allowed his “he ####### bit me interview” as Mr Hill was afforded this luxury.

So he was binned for holding an open hand near someone face. Pathetic decision and one which could easily have cost us 2 points.

So what is a hand off then during normal play?? Exactly the above!! We're getting some weird decisions this year

This was in a scuffle I think but sounds like connor was goading g someone but got binned for punching. Could easily have cost us the game

It appears that the disciplinary panel is now letting lots of stuff go that would have got penalised with bans a couple of months ago (and some were ridiculous, e.g. Scott Taylor's ban). My guess is that, after lots of public criticism for over-zealousness early in the season, the powers that be have decided to take a more lenient approach.

Quiet again, although Sam Moa manages 3 NFA's... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-

Quiet again, although Sam Moa manages 3 NFA's... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-

He seems to be becoming one of the untouchables.

Quote ="ccs"Quiet again, although Sam Moa manages 3 NFA's... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" ccs did you see Paulo from Saints running like a demented windmill at Robert Hicks, Jake Connor must have really said a bad word to the ref, in our preseason friendly.

Quote ="ccs"Quiet again, although Sam Moa manages 3 NFA's... https://www.rugby-league.com/article/54 ... iew-panel-'" ccs did you see Paulo from Saints running like a demented windmill at Robert Hicks, Jake Connor must have really said a bad word to the ref, in our preseason friendly.

No, I'm sky-less, fortunately, so missed it.
Was it on the superleague show? I haven't seen that either.

We was home for the Sunday games on Sky, it must have been, as I also have not watched SL show for obvious reasons.

He was threatening and aggressive, but Hicks told him off



And the discom deemed it was ok.

Yes, no longer with FC

Statement from the Disciplinary and Match review panel.

Clubs will never agree with every decision of the panel, but we always hope that club officials will respect the disciplinary process and the integrity of individual panel members.

Officials and supporters are reminded that the match review panel and the disciplinary tribunal are independent, the findings of this two-stage process are transparent and published on the RFL website, and processes are under constant peer-review.

The panel and its processes were reviewed during 2017 by a working group which included senior representatives from both Super League and Championship clubs who commended the quality of the work. The individuals involved on the match review panel and the disciplinary tribunal all bring considerable expertise, including experience of playing or officiating at the highest level. The disciplinary tribunals are chaired by current or former Judges.

Members of both the match review panel and the disciplinary panel work on behalf of the whole sport, to give back to the sport, and they have and deserve our full respect and support.



Someone’s rattled the establishment, I wonder who.