It was carefully woven into a complex conspiracy theory about rlseven pages agorl

a bit like when Lee Harvey Oswald got himself shot to avoid being executed, even though he never done it

Luckily the majority of my eduction was dispensed by a fantastic junior and above average grammar school in Kent, so I am capable of pronouncing an H.

The only people dragging it out are one eyed Hull FC supporters, every sane rugby supporter applauded the club and players stance in admitting guilt and accepting the justified one match ban.

That's because Moa was told to put in a guilty plea incase the RFL tried to be funny buggers and ban him for longer. It was a gamble that didn't pay off.

I bet your the type of kid who w@nks infront of mirrors.

Cool story Bro...

See post above.

I read your post with much interest.
It seems that your total and unquestionable loyalty to your club prevents you from understanding the basis behind a guilty plea and acceptance that wrong was done and therefore, punishment accepted.

...either that or you're just another thick w@nk@ from up norf with a chip on it's shoulder?

on both counts.

Rinaldi was missing on Sun for the Broncos due to Moa's foul play

Not surprising after the hit. Boom!

Your theory would only hold true if every person that ever admitted they were guilty of something was actually guilty, and not saying it for the purposes of avoiding certain punishment (whether that be due or undue).

Does anyone know if there is an automatic concussion ban in the UK if a player gets concussed? ie. 7 days from day of injury?

There is a test they do during the week which they have to pass i believe

Look up

Best shoulder charges of 2011

this will probably explain why I didn't think much of the Moa shoulder charge. The aussie ones weren't even penalised!