I agree. Nothing wrong with the tackle. Just an unfortunate (for Matty) collision.

Even John Wells after the game said straight red

Well if he said and you said it, that must be a red. Don't be silly, it was a perfectly good tackle.

hes a clown..dont listen to him..its the best way

If you lot haven't watched the game on Sky then you can be forgiven for thinking it was a good hit, but watch the other angle from after the game, his shoulder connects with Russell's face quite clearly. If you have seen this and still think It was a legitimate tackle then you're idiots.

he should fry for this

his shoulder cant disappear..if thats a foul then the games gone soft..nowt wrong in my book

Good turn out by the stinkers and made a decent noise, probably best Widnes away following Ive seen....

Suspected broken jaw, nose and lost teeth. Dickheads

The new law states any contact with the head from the opponents shoulder is illegal and within the laws set out by the RFL is a red card. Whether it was intentional or not whether Russell lost control of the ball - shoulder to head = red card - the same way as a spear tackle is a straight red. Rules are rules

leulei looked as tho he intended wiping Matt Russell out however Matt was dropping as he tried to recover the spilled ball.
He did look as though he could've regathered the ball until the said challenge/tackle which to me was after he'd lost it so should've gone down as an off the ball challenge

Let's just get this straight. Those of you saying that there was nothing illegal with the incident are wrong. The laws of the game state that any contact by the shoulder with the head is a red card. They further state that the tackling player has a duty of care to the player he is tackling. Straight red.

Imo Matty had little to no chance of recovering the ball, it was heading to a body Knock on on LL. Matty forfeited his own safety by attempting too re gather.
His body was not braced for a tackle, and may have took the hit something like a blind spot road traffic accident.?

Totally agree with you Rubber Duckie however it doesn't change the fact that contact to the head was made with the shoulder meaning a red card