But what would happen if the "none offending" team score/win due to those 10mins the opposition is down to 12 men and the "offender" is subsequently found not guilty? I agree on report is a cop out but not sure an instant sin bin is the answer.

Just get the VR to review it immediately. If it isn’t clear, leave it for after the game, if it is clear we get immediate punishment.

This! We have the technology, why not use it!!

How many times have we seen an incident go 'on report' just as the big screen shows the offender has quite clearly put a late/high shot on a player, this guarantees massive howls from the crowd and we end up with the situation where the only person inside the stadium who is unaware of the severity of the incident (as he's not supposed to look at the screen) is the only one who is in charge.

How easy would it be for the ref and the video ref to use their judgement and quickly watch a replay (for Sky Games) before issuing a decision?

but then we would need a VR at every game, and that wont happen due to cost.

as on earlier poster said.......scrap it, and force the ref to grow a pair and make a decision

Scrap it. RFL can cite anything missed during the game. The only thing on report shows is that the ref has seen something but not sure what.

It's a cop out. If he has given the penalty then someone has seen what happened and should therefore be in a position to state whether it's a yellow or red card. Yes they sometimes get them wrong but I'd rather have that than the crap we have now.

In RU the TJ can speak to the referee about something and he will ask him the punishment. In RL the TJ stands there and does naff all and when he does is usually ignored by the referee anyway.