m.skysports.com/article/rugbyleague//9750078 If lama gets banned there's no place for tackling in rugby league any more, the hit is never late even in slow mo he's already in position to make the hit, watch it at real time and you can't blink before the tackles made. Somehow I can see a fine and 3 game ban from the s drinking tt talking lot at the tribunal get together on Monday for another laugh brew and biscuits. Let's see what the week brings

m.skysports.com/article/rugbyleague//9750078 If lama gets banned there's no place for tackling in rugby league any more, the hit is never late even in slow mo he's already in position to make the hit, watch it at real time and you can't blink before the tackles made. Somehow I can see a fine and 3 game ban from the s drinking tt talking lot at the tribunal get together on Monday for another laugh brew and biscuits. Let's see what the week brings

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Meanwhile, Catalans Dragons’ coach Laurent Frayssinous is unhappy that Salford forward Lama Tasi escaped a charge following Saturday’s clash between the teams which ended in a draw.
Frayssinous was angered by Tasi’s tackle which left Todd Carney with a broken rib.

Referee Phil Bentham ruled that Tasi was committed to the tackle and his stance has been supported by the panel.
Frayssinous said: "That is ridiculous. I've got my best player out for a month and there is no charge. They have said the contact was accidental but they must be kidding. It was definitely deliberate.
“Lama Tasi should be out for two months. I need to give the chairman of the panel a ring."

What is wrong with this guy

If Lami Tasi had been charged it would have set a ridiculous precedent. Basically every defending player would then potentially be at risk of a ban should the attacking player release the ball a nano second before impact.

As posted on the Catalan forum;

February 2013 - Laurent Frayssinous: "We won't tell Julian what he has done is wrong. I don't think it is a late challenge, but just perhaps the timing is out a little."

March 2015 – Laurent Frayssinous: “"I expect Tasi to be charged but I also thought he should have been shown a card."

Surely not double standards, Monsieur Frayssinous?

"“Lama Tasi should be out for two months. I need to give the chairman of the panel a ring."
"I hope my £500 (fine) will help the referee to be better next week. I am very angry because every week I have to take apologies from the referee."

A graduate summa cum laude from L'Ecole Polytechnique du Fergusfils.
So he has the influence to change the panel's decision and thinks paying a fine will act as an incentive to the referee? Suprised he has not copped a further penalty.