Soward was a big mouthed show off all the game, the great I am ,tried to run the game for Thaler, if He continues in this manner for the rest of the eights (that's if He gets any more game time) He will get flattened

Having watched the 'Youtube' video on the Broncos site, I reckon Soward took exception to Greg's slightly late (but with both hands raised) challenge. He then appears to tackle Worthington from behind. I can't actually see any punches thrown by either player but Ben Thaler obviously did - he's right in the middle of the melee. So, presumably the referee's report has been used here, rather than an inconclusive camera angle. I still believe Thaler is the best there is, and am prepared to trust him on this one.

OK, we can argue that, if Soward hadn't tackled Greg, nothing else would have happened. Or we could argue that, if Greg hadn't gone in recklessly on Soward, nothing would have happened. As the EGP is available to both, it looks like no suspension for Soward, and three for Greg.

In some ways, we could benefit from this decision, as we have cover for Worthington, and I'd prefer Soward to be available for the Broncos against the rest of the teams!

Plummy, I beg to differ mate.
Read my last post, think I said that yes refs make mistakes, they are human, y the point I am making is one wrong call does not make a game, it's the combination of the 80 minutes if a team loses by 2 points because of a call from the ref when there are 64 points scored in a game then who's responsible for the other 62 points.

There is an interesting comment, not quoting but it suggested poor decisions from a poor ref! Ben Thaler is probably the best performing ref in the comp, so the question is, if he made any mistakes on Sat how does that make him a poor ref.
Jamie Soward got sent off, does that make him a poor player?