Was wathving Sky and noticed that they have put on a good advert on there for the Magic weekend. Only to be suprised that the closing clip...Sam Moa flattening Julian Rinaldi.

Now, since that massive hit, i've seen many many other hits the same as and worse then this one. But only Moa has been not only sent off for it, but penalised for it.

So if it was a bad tackle, bad enough to see a straight red card...why would they use it as a show peice for Rugby League. Don't know about anyone else, but the RFL puzzle me more and more with every decision they make.

Rant Over

I thought that, I still don't even think its a penalty, perhaps I'm just bias.

It was a brilliant hit, that's why. Should have never have been penalised, never mind red carded. Luckily, Sam is still throwing his weight about with some brutal hits.

Tackle of the season so far never a red card.Just shows what baffoons run the RFL .love watching it over and over again

Another ridiculous and totally inconsistent decision by the disciplinary. I would liken it a bit to the Sinfield one the other day in that neither Sinfield nor Moa intentionally knocked out their opponent but both unintentionally contacted the head and caused damage - more it would appear in the case of Sinfield. Alas that's where the similarities end because as we all know Moa plays for Hull and was given a straight red and suspension whereas Sinfield plays for Leeds and wasn't even charged.

You do realise it is Sky that make the adverts for Sky Sports, and not the RFL?

Although I do recall Stevo saying he should go for it!?! Or was it Eddie.. one of them was, berks!

Have you seen the Ablett advert for ten pin bowling yet?

Sky sports run the RFL

Hull FC fan in the world is against us shocker. Moa decision was 50/50.

Brilliantly timed tackle and in no way a penalty never mind a sending off.

unlike the poster before you...well said

if it was a sending off, then we would have 2 or 3 players off every match

if that was a sending off westwood would be sent off every game

No adverts here but the Hull v Rovers match will be on TV live here early on Sunday morning.Heating will be on as it is forecast to be 2-3 degrees C when the match starts at 0400hrs.