IIRC Delaney was binned because 'it is an automatic binning offence' or summat like that , according to the ref.

So how come there were at least TWO Catalans players got away with the same thing prior to Delaney getting binned ?

Absolute Joke. End off

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I'm trying to be careful not to seem to 'pick' on other individual clubs, I'm not saying "[insert club] get away with everything, just that the consistency is not there. Just to prove a point I believe Jacob Emmit was found guilty of a similar offence to Chase and received no ban.
The other that comes to mind is Lee Radford's dismissal against Leeds, when he threw many punches (charged with grade B offence). He was not given a suspension despite the panel deciding that"It is not disputed that Lee punched Bailey repeatedly but all but one of those punches made no contact but the one punch that did was of sufficient impact to cause some degree of injury to Bailey."[/i
So no ban for a player throwing multiple punches and causing injury to his opponent, and a two match ban for Chase for throwing one punch which did not cause injury. Hmmmmmm............

i think fans of cas should be thankful they are'nt wakefield.....and shut the hell up!

I'd say inconsistent certainly, whether they are bent or not is just a case of motive.

Josh Perry was involved in a one on one dust off in which no punches were landed and even the referee was laughing at them. His opponent was Flower from Crusaders and he wasn't banned.

There was a punch up at Cas between Cooper and someone else and no one was banned there despite several punches landing.

If they are going to bring disciplinary processes in they have to be applied across the board. The current process seems to be aimed at banning a set number of players per week. Once they've got enough some serious incidents slip through the net. In weeks where there are no serious incidents, they scour the footage for anything to apply a ban, for example Tuson's ban against Saints or LMS's ban for the incident involving Morley.

I would suggest that like all people, and systems on this planet they are consistantly inconsistant which is why there is change and development in so many things.

Sorry if that's a concept beyond some but that is how life, systems, culture etc., has developed on this planet.

Did chase run in and throw the punch?

They seem to frown on that alot more than standing face to face and having a bit of biff.

Dirty LMS

The OP has a fair point, it is Chases first time up before the disciplinary. There is absolutely no consistency, especially when you see punches thrown week in week out with a penatly being the normal result.

If i was Chase i would feel very hard done by, it does beg the question one rule for one and one for another.

No he didn't, he reacted to something in the tackle (which Cas got a penalty for)

But the worst thing from that match is Diskin leaving Richard Owen down injured after a malicious and thuggish attack with the knees (penalised)...which the RFL let him off with today, and Diskin has previous!

You got a good libel defence lawyer?

What would you call attacking a prone player with the knees then (which also injures the target)?

Bent, this is just one example of it, and it isn't just against Cas, everyone outside a few "top" clubs has to suffer this idiots

Only when the disciplinary panel isn't made up of Phil Clarke's relatives.

It will get reduced to one match on appeal. Chase will miss the crusaders game that cas will win anyway and will be nicely rested for the cuptie the week after. Works out well for them.