That's proof enough.

I'd like to think he's just giving him some time, but it wouldn't be a surprise if Chase just kept a low profile and stayed away...which would be the wrong thing to do.

Heard different myself.

It doesn't matter what you have 'heard'.

From the horse's mouth, "Chase hasn't been in contact".

Just looking at the disciplinary guidelines I think the ruling was too light. (Sorry if already covered in the previous 46 pages)

Grade C-E Strikes with elbow – tackling – reckless
Grade D-F Strikes with elbow – tackling – intentional

Grade - Normal suspension range
C - 2-3
D - 3-5
E - 4-8
F - 8+

So they ruled for a 3 match suspension that either it was the lowest grade of reckless tackle but the highest suspension in that range or that it was intentional but the lowest possible suspension.

Either way, I'd have given more.
The rules do allow for a clean record to be taken into considerationbut equally they say an injury to a player because of the incident should also be taken into consideration.
Also, remorse for the incident is taken into consideration. If I were Chase I would have at least apologised in public if a face to face is too awkward but equally if I was Tangi, I wouldn't want to talk to him and I'd be probably kicking up a stink about it too.

The report says reckless and the guilty plea was taken into account.

The charge was strikes with arm, hand or shoulder - reckless IIRC which is a Grade A-C offence. So he got the higher end of the punishment available to the RFL on that charge.

You're in luck - not a single person has mentioned it!

Well I guess I'll have to look at that again but it sure looked like an elbow to me.

Quote: PopTart "Well I guess I'll have to look at that again but it sure looked like an elbow to me.'" First contact was with the upper arm/shoulder area, the RFL saw that and will have had far better pictures than the folk on here, as well as being able to slow it down with better quality. www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3553 there's this too the might clear it up for you a bit.

Quote: PopTart "Well I guess I'll have to look at that again but it sure looked like an elbow to me.'" First contact was with the upper arm/shoulder area, the RFL saw that and will have had far better pictures than the folk on here, as well as being able to slow it down with better quality. www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3553 there's this too the might clear it up for you a bit.

He can be a tit if he wants, as he's proved so ably in the previous pages.

Indeed, just because they say that is what they saw, doesn't make it so. And I'd say they would use the Sky cameras so no better view than us.



........................and Perry Mason were great at Wakefield!

It's quite unbelievable isn't it? And if those aggravating factors weren't enough Chase and Milward seem incredulously begrudging and indecorous regarding the "reckless" tag. Remorse? Ha!