With their being some derby games this friday then games again on sun - monday is the disciplinary sitting inbetween the matches or are they all heard after the weekend.I was just thinking that their are usually a few incidents put on report in the hull derby and we wont benefit unless it is a straight red, i know this is the same for every team but i think the cases should be heard over the weekend, the players have to double up why not the disciplinary committe i know this may have complications for the likes of catalans but their are video confrences.I also know we may fall lucky against bradford who may pick up disciplinarys in their weekends fixtures , i would be obliged if somebody could tell me how it works.

I'd tend to agree usually but at the end of the day if everyone is in the same boat then fair enough. Likely they'll pull Lima up for something else non-existent but likewise someone on your side may be pulled up and you may lose a player so its swings and roundabouts really innit?

I feel a de-railment coming

unnecessary trolling! Lima has only been pulled up on serious offences. It isn't like you can say he is completely innocent of what he has been charged with in the past. You may feel the RFL have applied a harsh sentence, however, that is their right. Lima did wrong, they can punish how they see fair. The vast majority of rugby fans (Pies included) agree with the sentences he has been given.

However, on topic, I agree that there will be some instances that go unchecked for Monday. However, would you prefer a hasty and sloppy decision to be made over the weekend? Seems the logistics dictate no hearing.

The sooner some on here get one the better (this is a personal opinion only and should not be seen in any way as a criticism of the moderation process)

How was I trolling? I was merely pointing out that it could go either way. You may lose out by opposition players not getting banned but you may also gain by your own players not getting a ban when they should have so that obviously wasnt trolling...

At the end of the day. Lima is a Wigan player its not like I moaned that one of your players didnt get a ban when they should have or whatever is it? So that wasnt trolling...

So the only conclusion I can come to is that if any other team's fan posts on your forum then it is instantly considered a troll.

Oh see now I dont have a victim complex. Its more that I feel the new rule is ridiculous. I know Lima broke it (and the one in the Saints game was only annoying for the reason it was put on report with Wilkin's Whining) and deserved the bans for breaking the rule its just that the actual rule stinks. Leeds, Bradford, Hudds, Yourselves and every other team in the league has been doing those tackles for years including myself at school after being taught that if the player is still going forward you take his legs down and stop him.

Anyway thats off topic so never mind that now I agree that it IS likely there will be more in the Hull derby than your game at Salford however you never know theres always a slim chance that the Hull game could be pretty offense free and that say, for example, a Salford player does a careless challenge on one of your guys and a brawl ensues resulting in a couple of your guys throwing punches. The great thing about RL is that you never ever know what is going to happen til its happened. Thats what makes the sport much better to watch than football and thats the reason I spend £125 to watch Wigan (student) rather than going to watch my football team, Crewe, for £80 a season instead.