If its he did bite... Ban for life.

I think they should bring back hanging just for this - send out a proper message

Are you still here?

Come on, where is your partisanship? All I saw was the HKR player violently assaulting Elliot's teeth with his forearm. should be a 3 match ban for the HKR player

Your pulling my leg right?

3-6 match ban will be given.

Well, we already know it's going to be between 4 and 8...

It was quite clear - Elliott spotted some nasty tick on the other guy's forearm. Realising immediately that only prompt action could ensure the other guy did not risk going down with Lyme Disease, he took the only steps available to him since about half a ton of HKR players were sat on every other moving part.

And that, members of the jury, is what REALLY happened...

I guess before the lynch mob assembles, we need to know:

1 - did he actually do it (I saw no biting on the post incident replay, but others seem to have seen something presumably in the course of play?)

2 - if so, can there be any mitigating circumstances? Bit hard to envisage any that might lessen the seriousness of the offence, although maybe (for example) the other guy being in the middle of trying to rip your 'nads off might come closest?

This is the important bit for me, it appears that the HKR fans (or at least one who's posted in this thread) have seen seperate footage, unless of course they are confirming what happened from their postion in the stands, in which case I will trust the footage I have seen.

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The replay I saw didn't look particularly like a bite to me but it did clearly show whiteheads mouth on the other players arm.

What makes me suspect he DID bite him is the fact that the other player complained to the ref. I don't think by and large there are many guys who would make that sort of thing up. You might old man the ref to get an on-field advantage but you don't feign being bitten surely.

The arm and face came together (as they would do many times in many tackles) but there was no apparent jaw action. Can't see anything coming of it to be honest.

Given the stage the disciplinary process has got to isn't it too late for that?

I can't remember the last time a player went to a hearing with a minimum punishment of at least 1 match ban and come away with no ban at all.

Except maybe Keith Senior in last year's Challenge cup for kicking out in the tackle.