AS I saw it he celebrated the try, much as other players do whooping a try or an opposition error. The three players that went at him were more at fault for causing the incident.

it wasn't just Wilkin. The commentary team of Wilson & Amor effectively tried to condem him before the try had been converted.

said at the time no case to answer

Amor and Wilkin love the sensationalism.
Like I said if Lisone`s forearm hit Russells head at that pace Russell would still be unconscious now.
However I`m sure if Russell play acted like others have done Lisone would have been sent off and the try disallowed.
I reckon the reason he didn`t play dead was that he knew he`d been hit fairly in the chest at the time.

I'm not sure why I should be upset. I said it was accidental & not malicious, but thought it was a red under the current rules. It was hardly Mick Cassidy on Adrian Morley.

Yeah agree. The defender has got his head in a vulnerable position, Lisone is an aggressive big man and he's raised the elbow on him - probably a bin or red under current rules but otherwise file under "racing incident".

I'm just glad the judiciary has come to its senses after the first couple of months of madness.