So,what do you really think?

1.The coaching staff are ignoring it?
2.The coaching staff are encouraging it?
3.The coaching staff are working hard to put it right ,but the players are stupid, and don't care if they concede a penalty?
4.Or in many cases, the ref is overzealous in giving penalties for the least minor infringements? And what i mean is, there could be a 100 penalties in a game if every minor incident was penalized.
5. What POA would you have to fix the discipline problem?

Which 2 players have been charged from the Leeds game?

The commitment and passion of the players when they're down to twelve men has been second to none.If they can keep that same mindset they have in those 10 minute spells and place it into the full 80,they are more than a match for most.

They step up when going gets tough,I cant fault them for that.Just need the same step up when thirteen are on the field.

Making an assumption Leyth. 2 yellow cards and god knows whatever else the panel will decide to charge when they have viewed the game

Doesn't seem fair to ban players two days before a game - how can the coaching staff prepare the side?

It also seems a bit much to add a ban to a sin bin unless a really deliberate foul has been seen. If the ref issues a yellow rather than a red card then should be sufficient.

Number 3 is the nearest, number five would be fines for AVOIDABLE penalties.

Then you're saying they are deliberate then? Fwiw - there is something in place regarding fining players for avoidable penalties, be interesting to see who has been fined so far.

We concede a ton of penalties for holding down or offside because we're incapable of dominating a tackle. Last year the answer seemed to be to simply get up and let teams run at us, which is ok against Champs sides but we aso saw teams put a lot of points on us in a short space of time last year (Bradford away, hudds & london in play offs)

Something the coaches need to sort out.

The ruck is of most concern,we are getting nailed.Again if it can be done within a 10 minute spell with twelve on the field,then no reason why it cant be done for the 80.

No, I said avoidable. If it is against the rules then don't do it, but they do, week in and week out. If they are being fined then we should have enough money in the pot to buy a new player.

I'm not condoning foul play,but overzealous decisions by the refs can also be avoided,it works both ways.

No Leigh players charged this week. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... rs-charged

No Leigh players charged this week. www.rugby-league.com/superleague ... rs-charged

How/why are decisions so inconsistent every week. It just backs up my point with a lot of decisions around the ptb.

It also seems tripping is only worth a caution these days.........If Marshall breaks through on Thursday, Stick thi leg out.