Tim Street got 8 matches for Intent back in the 1990's

It was never a red imo. He didnt make any direct contact with the head, it was just a good hard hit. The only reason he got sent off imo was because Rinaldi was knocked out, had he done it to somebody bigger who wouldnt of been knocked out nothing would of been said imo.

He did make direct contact with the head, which is exactly why Rinaldi was knocked out.

It was off the shoulder

Their is an almost identical hit by Ryan Bailey on Fasavalu from 2009 and the disciplinary result? The bit at the bottom may interest a few posters on here.


Case Number

ON/130/09

Name

Ryan Bailey

Club

Leeds

Shirt Number

16

Match

St Helens v Leeds

Competition

Super League

Date

20/03/09

Incident considered

High tackle in 47th minute

Decision

No charge

Details of Charge / Reason for NF

Player does make contact with head of opponent, shoulder not elbow or forearm, not an illegal challenge, opponent dips into tackle

No he didnt. If he had made direct contact with his head it would of come clean off.

Just in case and to cover all avenues have you emailed this to the club, not saying they won't be fully armed but this is precisely what the club should use as prima facie with respect to previous deliberations. In fact they should forward that onto Red Hall ASAP and save themselves a wasted journey and let them (the beaks) focus on giving TL a good going over

Chapeau btw

Waste of time mate. RedHall will have already heard the collective wisdom of other team's fans that TMFMISL never fronts up to anyone and runs away and hides behind Robbie Burrows in every match.


Classic Bailley.

Classic Bailey even, or are Leeds building another one?

The River Hull on which the city is situated and from which it takes it's name.

One thing for sure. This shows just how hard the Refs job is.
We've all had plenty of time to watch the Moa incident and still this board is split.

Yep it split between one eyed Hull fans and people who have been touched by civilization.