You just beat me to it , Lee Hansen used to work for me , he finished playing at Leigh East , they played Queens in a cup comp , he came in for work on the Monday morning , I have never seen anything like it , he could hardly see , the scratches on his face looked like he'd done a few rounds with a lion

Bottom line the game doesn't need clubs like this , give them ( club ) a warning , just ban for life the players , if the club doesn't change , ban the club and anybody involved for life

Category F is minimum 8 games or time period. Our lovely Mr Scott has managed to get separate ones for punching & kicking. Hopefully this is a mechanism to remove him from the game forever.

I would also assume the severity of the offence reflects the grading as running in and one punch is not equivalent to a sustained attack.

The RFL split it in to 2 categories.

Running in and Punching (B-D grade)
Running in and Punching somebody off guard (E-F grade)

3 categories for the Kicking offence as well.
Light Contact (A-B)
Full Contact (C-D)
Full Contact violent and aggressive (E-F)

This charge is odd because he's been charged with Kicking but he's used his knees and there's separate category for Knee strikes.

Yes I've got that, its just that some of the problem is the whole "running in" thing, so of they want to eradicate that then even the percieved lower grade actions should perhaps be addressed more seriously to discourage players from joining in.

Same Fryston lads at it again in the taxi queue giving a certain stand off a hiding last weekend too, one particularly notorious local lad who might just have made it right to the very top of the game had he not been an absolute lunatic.

They have a few in that team that were on the fringes of the professional game. Are we talking of the one who was at Rochdale for a few seasons?, or is it someone who got his marching orders in the infamous Sharlston v Fryston YouTube vid?