This.Pretty sure he got a grade 5 careless tackle, carries 275 points.
If it was reckless, it would be 500 points.
Browne was falling (mainly due to De Bellend's hit).
I think it is a fair suspension. The unfair part is we lost a player and they didn't.
In ESL Rangi Chase got grade 5 for a cannonball tackle, he got 7 weeks , no ifs, no buts. I thought that a grading was the level of intent and danger not the type of offense so does that mean grade five is the worst?I can't get my one cylinder brain around the judiciary's point system, but a two week suspension sounds as though its too light for a grade 5 high tackle.
And how the hell can they call a high shot that was meant to hit the target "careless"?
Thinking the same, myself. The silence is deafening from Bunnies supporters who were calling for offenders to be rubbed out of the game only a week ago. One can only imagine what would have happened had that tackle won the game for the Cowboys 2 minutes from full time.Will be interesting to see what Ben Lowe gets for attacking the legs of Thurston while kicking. He's on report. Let's see how consistent the NRL is this time
If your not a dogs player than you get a light sentence. Get rid of these clowns. I swear the wiggles are running the showi think the judiciary have been very lenient on frizell theres no consistency in charges for similar incidents, and theres now the stench of it being a bulldogs player it doesnt matter as the club deserved it
2 weeks for knocking someone out cold, thats a slap on the fingers
If I didn't read about it myself I would not have believed you.he's challenging it guys
Too true mate. The following is for any who care to understand the importance of correct charges being placed.If I didn't read about it myself I would not have believed you.
Where he has an advantage I guess is that he could argue that Cat 5 is too harsh as it is not in the worst category of tackles... it was completely bs that it was classified as "careless" when it should have been reckless at the very least.
The real fault lies at whoever called it careless in the first place.
I've always thought that a grade 1 charge was the least dangerous and for a grade 5 you go to the gallows.In ESL Rangi Chase got grade 5 for a cannonball tackle, he got 7 weeks , no ifs, no buts. I thought that a grading was the level of intent and danger not the type of offense so does that mean grade five is the worst?
Exactly this.He deserves about that and didn't deserve to be sent off as badly as he connected. Maybe three weeks would have been more appropriate. I agree though that if Graham had made that tackle, he would have been sent off and copped 6 weeks.
I'm remembering what I saw on the slow mo replay and IMO the tackle was neither careless or reckless. It was deliberate with the intent to take the player out. His arm scored a direct hit around Tim Browne's jaw. As soon as he made the hit he dropped his arm to Tim's shoulder.If I didn't read about it myself I would not have believed you.
Where he has an advantage I guess is that he could argue that Cat 5 is too harsh as it is not in the worst category of tackles... it was completely bs that it was classified as "careless" when it should have been reckless at the very least.
The real fault lies at whoever called it careless in the first place.