fair 1.

He's going to be missing for the next 3 weeks it appears

In addition to the undoubted ban?

Any disciplinary news yet ? has he been cited.

He shudnt get a ban at all

If i remember correctly, sandercock said after the game yesterday that if Burns was'nt available for next week then he probably would be the week after.

Come on ginge it was a shocker . Still cant believe it didnt go on report tbh

well he will only miss saints huddersfield and CC game be back fresh to face the champions. easy 6 points up for grabs............

i cant believe all the hull fans going on some saying it was the worst tackle they had seen rangi chases was 100 times worse against fev.The Hull player carried on it didnt even hurt him so it cant have been that bad if you want to see bad tackles you tube any barrie macdermott tackle

so its only bad tackle if you hurt the player

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Anyway its with the rfl now so lets all wait and see

Charged with a Grade B offence. 1-2 games if (when?) Found guilty.

when??? if it had av been horne on salter u lot would have been the same.

I personally think it was a terrible shot, straight at the head and deserves 2 games for me.

In fact ban the full team for 2 or 3 games and save us any more embarrassment.

How does it work then with his injury cos Sandy reckoned he would miss 1 possibly 2 games anyway? Do they wait for him to be fit to start ban??

Not as far as I'm aware, otherwise we just say he's fit anyway. Can't see the RFL doing a medical on them.
Theoretically if he gets a 2 match ban h will only miss the games he's not fit for.

As for the 'tackle' it was poor but not malicious, very bad technique and a bit of a desperate swing. No where near as bad as Bailey's first one on Monday which had definite intent

Given there's a 6" height discrepancy (Burns 5' 9" - Crooks 6' 3"icon_wink.gif suggest a little more than bad technique

no but if it was the worse tackle ever seen as so many as your fellow fans are pointing out then surely the player would have some kind of injury dont you agree ie it wasnt that bad

why do you keep saying this of course they dont wait until hes fit it makes no difference whether hes injured or not

Has to plead guilty and hopefully settle for a one match ban.

In many ways he was lucky not to end up in the bin (at the very least) given the circumstances of the challenge. By no means a certainty but Hull looked likely to score until the high shot. Think it was Crooks' reaction that possibly helped him avoid any punishment at the time too. I don't think it was the worst high shot but it wasn't too clever either.

Also think the next time we have Ganson and we end up on a team warning - we remove Horne from the field for 10 mins. Twice now he's been put in the bin by Ganson for a 'high shot' being the one more and you're in the bin theory.

Both of which were never high anyway, he was just unlucky.

Didn't look that bad to me, thought he struck Crooks around the collar bone, penalty & talking to seemed sufficient. Tbf I have only seen one angle though, not sure if replays make it look worse. Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged

Didn't look that bad to me, thought he struck Crooks around the collar bone, penalty & talking to seemed sufficient. Tbf I have only seen one angle though, not sure if replays make it look worse. Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged

Quote ="Wildmoose" Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged'" Dont think it matters on the offence grading (Grades A - C only though, the EGP is only allowed if you have not been up before the panel within the last 12 months Quote Early Guilty Plea A Player who has: − been charged with an Offence of Grade A-C; and − who has not been found guilty of any other charge of on field misconduct before the Tribunal, or by submitting a previous Early Guilty Plea, in the 12 months preceding the date of the Match in which the alleged Offence took place; and − who has not been Cautioned for any other charge of on field misconduct in the 12 months preceding the date of the Match in which the alleged Offence took place; may elect to make an Early Guilty Plea by informing the RFL Operations department of his intention to do so before 11.00 am on the day of any scheduled hearing. This will result in the lower end of the suspension range for the Grade of Offence set out in the Charge Letter being imposed (i.e. for a Grade B offence a one match suspension will be imposed). A player making such an Early Guilty Plea will not be subject to any fine but will forfeit the right to any hearing. For the avoidance of doubt the right to make an Early Guilty Plea only applies to initial hearings and not to any appeal hearing. '"

Quote ="Wildmoose" Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged'" Dont think it matters on the offence grading (Grades A - C only though, the EGP is only allowed if you have not been up before the panel within the last 12 months Quote Early Guilty Plea A Player who has: − been charged with an Offence of Grade A-C; and − who has not been found guilty of any other charge of on field misconduct before the Tribunal, or by submitting a previous Early Guilty Plea, in the 12 months preceding the date of the Match in which the alleged Offence took place; and − who has not been Cautioned for any other charge of on field misconduct in the 12 months preceding the date of the Match in which the alleged Offence took place; may elect to make an Early Guilty Plea by informing the RFL Operations department of his intention to do so before 11.00 am on the day of any scheduled hearing. This will result in the lower end of the suspension range for the Grade of Offence set out in the Charge Letter being imposed (i.e. for a Grade B offence a one match suspension will be imposed). A player making such an Early Guilty Plea will not be subject to any fine but will forfeit the right to any hearing. For the avoidance of doubt the right to make an Early Guilty Plea only applies to initial hearings and not to any appeal hearing. '"

Quote ="Wildmoose"Didn't look that bad to me, thought he struck Crooks around the collar bone, penalty & talking to seemed sufficient. Tbf I have only seen one angle though, not sure if replays make it look worse. Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged'" I suggest you watch it again. Initial impact is with the temple (and Crooks is a TALL lad) and ends up around his neck.

Quote ="Wildmoose"Didn't look that bad to me, thought he struck Crooks around the collar bone, penalty & talking to seemed sufficient. Tbf I have only seen one angle though, not sure if replays make it look worse. Not understanding the disclipinary here. Burns has been summoned for a grade B but Ryan Bailey has the option of an early plea for a grade C? www.superleague.co.uk/article/27 ... rs-charged'" I suggest you watch it again. Initial impact is with the temple (and Crooks is a TALL lad) and ends up around his neck.

So, depending on which club you support it is either:

a) nothing in it, penalty sufficient

b) worst tackle ever, sine die