www.therfl.co.uk/~rflmedia/docs/ ... 0Final.pdf guide lines but there is quite a few pages to sift through

www.therfl.co.uk/~rflmedia/docs/ ... 0Final.pdf guide lines but there is quite a few pages to sift through

Thanks for that Snowie, I always assumed Grade A was the worst!

Fev did a good job on rag chase thats why he spit the dummy out and did what he did. I.M.O

Yes, I read that the other night and it explains several reasons as to why the punishment was as it was. S

Where does it explain the evidence that can be submitted? I must have missed that bit. As far as I know, the only evidence that can be submitted in support is video footage from the club (otherwise, players could rightfully claim they were being discriminated against by more detailed coverage in televised games). The video footage from the club is unlikely to reveal what has clearly been shown to be the case in other footage, namely a case of deliberate foul play. The result is the RFL is made to look stupid (again) and the defendent gets off lightly.

Chase is a lucky man. His victim is much less fortunate. Chase doesn't deserve the support he's received from certain quarters over this. People should save it for someone more worthy.

Where did I say evidence can be submitted?

I wouldn't want to take the physicality out of the game but it did look to be preventable by chase by a lower tackling technique.

What I think defiantly doesn't fit the crime is the messily fine of £300, if the player on charge had to compensate the injured players wages (if it was deemed that it was intentional) I think they would have second thoughts about their actions

was an easy cop out again for the ref and another embarrassing decision from the RFL

Simple way for this is anyone found guilty of foul play gets a ban until the victim is cleared to play, I'm certain people with crap tackling techniques would soon adjust accordingly, no room for thugs in the game it's hard enough without gimps like chase trying to decapitate players.

What happens in cases where there's foul play and no injury? You know like David Howell's bite and Gareth Hock's eye gouging?

And what happens when the victim is a squad player and the attacker is a star. Victim club could just freeze other out of game by claiming he's still injured. You'd get club doctors arguing.
Nice idea but unworkable.

That's excatly how I saw it he had a massive dummy spit and lost control because his team were losing and he was having a mare. Shame someone else had to suffer because he is such a sore loser. I remember Atkins stamping on/kicking a Skolars player a few years back and it was a similar thing, 'how dare these lower league players perform so well against a superstar like me,' pathetic.

I'm not having that JT, he slipped and it was all accidental, we should defend our own to the hilt, blindy if needed.