I'd have my palms face down and arms out. Avoid breaking my arm.

As would everybody else. It's why there are so many wrist injuries from falls. The natural reaction to a fall is to put your hands out, not your forearm.

Bridge could come up with better than that.

All this coming from a team with Ryan Bailey in it, Bridge doesn't have a bed disciplinary record at Warrington atall. It was a silly tackle and at the time I thought he was off, If Tommy Lee can get off with just a one match ban for his attempted decapitation of Lee Briers then i think Chris will be fine.

He's devastating with ball in hand, has fantastic footwork and is an aggressive defender...Shouldn't be too long until his younger brother is in our first team,the future is good!

No, all this coming from fans of a team with Ryan Bailey in it.

HTH.

Aye, that's a champion team.

Any road the much maligned Ryan Bailey is currently Mr Minus 4...........actually.

Bridge has been charged with a Grade "B" offence.

Also, landing on your elbow is the best way to dislocate your shoulder. I should know.

Whose face were you trying to smash?

I find it best to break any face first falls with my face. Does the least damage aesthetically.

You might be right about the forearm, I'll rewatch it. I'd argue that it was dangerous, as opposed to potentially dangerous and that the RFL has yet to determine the punishment it deserves.

If you look at Ben Jeffries right foot just before Bridge went in. It must be pretty close to Bridges tally-wackle. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q21IHeYLPY

If you look at Ben Jeffries right foot just before Bridge went in. It must be pretty close to Bridges tally-wackle. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q21IHeYLPY

Of the 6 times I have dislocated my shoulder swimming with dolphins was the best dislocation.

Bridge, I think, has been charged with the use of a forearm. That's fair enough given it was a televised game and it's deemed important by the authorities to make examples of players in these cases.

I trust as fellow RL fans we'll all be equally outraged the next time a Leeds player does something similar.

Have to disagree, using Bailey v fasavalu as precedent, it was perfectly legal and IMO is one of the things that separates our great sport from kick and clap. However refs are not exactly known for consistency

However quoted barrie's "It was Rinaldi's fault for being small" I agree, had Moa flattened a London Prop he would most likely have got up dusted himself off and nothing the more would have been said, nor should it imo

Of course, there is a fine line between gamesmanship and being dirty, what bridge did was dirty