Silverwood appeared to warn Storm about lying on...........then the next time they did it he just gave a penalty and didn't bin anyone (so why the warning)............then in the second half he just wiped the slate clean and started again..............d1ck!


and B.B.B it doesn't need to be a spear tackle to send him off...............it was a dangerous tackle and as such can be punishable by a sending off..............you've made it clear in most of your other posts that you know very little about rugby league.

Oh well there it is then. If Mr Southstander says it it must be true.

It wasn't a spear.

Turn your sarcasm/'in jest'-o-meter on B 'n A.

I;m not sure what constitues a spear exactly.

But scrutons against saints in 08 is probably the worst one you will see recently.

His legs were raised above the horizontal, but he landed on his back not his head.

In any case it don't think it warranted sending off.

It wasn't a spear tackle it was a dangerous throw off the ball.

Similar to one Gareth Hock carried out on Matt Diskin in the FE game in 2007 for which Hock was put on report by Ganson (not one to send anyone off, when they are facing Leeds.) Hock received a two match ban at the disciplinary.

It was only a friendly anyway.