Indeed ,In my original post I never mentioned dates or ages,so you have no way of knowing if my statement was factual or not,how do you know I,m not 75?respect your elders sonny.

Are you over 60?

If not you're even more of a buffoon, I'll take a refusal to answer as a variation of the 5th.

your opinion is duly noted.

Can't you two take your female dog fight somewhere else?

Sorry,It's just banter,but you're right,better than fighting in the street though.

FORMAL CAUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
O.M.G!!!

This is exactly the type of fudged judgement that creates a culture within the sport that supports violent thugs like McGoldrick to carry on their cowardly behaviour.

What a joke.

I am suprised but thats the verdict so we'll have to accept it.

Sorry Hendo it appears the RFL don't value your safety.

Seems they were right!

Yep they were bang on the head right.

It's interesting isn't it that the rules around safeguarding player welfare appear to be applied in a totally inconsistent manner?

Blake Green will appear before the beak for exactly the same offence (dangerous throw) on a Saints player this weekend and Jon Wilkin will also appear for the less serious offence of tripping, whilst our friend Mr McThugrick gets off with a slap on the wrist.

If the law is an ass, what are the RFL laws?

How on earth he has escaped a ban I have no idea.
I'd have made him sit out the last two regular rounds, that is the most dangerous 'throw' I have seen for many years.

Depends who commits and upon who is the injured.

I would advise them both not to repeat against a team with a moaning coach

Crazy crazy world,Wilkin was a trip that the ref gave a pen for and put on report(should have been 10 mins)and Greens was next to nothing yet RM gets a caution ?

Pretty obvious that McGoldrick was only going to get a caution after Henderson was running around like a spring chicken only a couple a minutes after supposidly having his neck broken.

I hear that Lucy Hudson is inviting Henderson for an audition for Corrie.