They'll combust regardless. If the RFL banned him for life they'd want his corpse banning too.

So now you get banned depending on the size of the player you are hitting?
Robbie will have a field day every week.
He could go round lamping anyone he wants but because he is small he should be let off with a caution.

If the default ban for an early plea is 1 match, presumably you can reject that approach, go there and still plead guilty but demonstrate an outstanding disciplinary record and various mitigating circumstances with the aim of getting no ban but just a fine?

He could still plead guilty and might not get a ban depending on his previous.
I would say 1 match ban considering.
What is the difference other than one extra punch to that incident at Wembley?

Peter Fox punched Kylie twice and Kylie retaliated. If Kylie deserves a ban then Fox does. Don't ban someone because they are bigger and have a better punch.

I don't really understand the RFL.
Mclorum cops a sending off and ban for a punch
Kyle gets haulled up for potential ban
Wood punches ablett to the chops and gets let off.

No one would worry if everyone got treated the same but it all seems typical RFL not very clear

What has the size of the bloke on the floor got to do with it?

According to Adam Hills (c4 last leg) its ok to hit a disabled person if he is being a nob!! so why not a bloke who is a couple of inches and a stone or 3 lighter???

Hand bags at ten paces,I'm from the old school when a biff was a biff .
At the end of the match both players had a laugh and a smile for each other.
The game was played in good spirit, end of story.

I hope Kylie escapes ban free. I'll know when I hear you beefing over the pennines.

2 'good ones' - really??

Without getting into the rights and wrongs of a ban, it's sad that for ten seconds of red mist any player could end up missing what could otherwise be the last game of their career.

Bailey's disciplinary record is nowhere near as bad as people make out.

In my opinion, it's a good job he never hit him with 2 'good ones' and that they were slightly glancing blows. Kylie would probably have killed him had he hit Fox 'properly' in that situation!
Not so sure that Fox's elbow was a stray one, I think there was some intent to catch Kylie with something, which is probably why we saw the fairly uncharacteristic punching.

On the basis of what happened I'd expect an appearance before the panel, on the basis of the player involved and that his offence appeared to be in reaction to whatever the opponent did first - I'd expect any resultant penalty to be at the lenient end of the scale ala Paul Wood after Wembley.

The RFL Disciplinary Panel will do as they deem fit but I'd be disappointed for Leuluai if he is banned.