Wilkin-Disciplinary : Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:06 pm  

One match ban and £300 fine.
Solomona 1 match
Hanson - let off as it is Wembley lol (Same charge as Solomona)

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:09 pm  

Agent Mulder wrote:

One match ban and £300 fine.
Solomona 1 match
Hanson - let off as it is Wembley lol (Same charge as Solomona)

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:14 pm  

LovesToSpooge wrote:

:ROCKS:

You can put another smilie on to as Solomona will miss the Wigan/Warrington game.

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Wed Aug 24, 2011 8:57 pm  

Let's get it right.
Hansen pleaded, and found NOT GUILTY.
Solomona pleaded GUILTY.
Wilkin pleaded GUILTY (with a previous instance of the same offence)

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Wed Aug 24, 2011 9:03 pm  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

Let's get it right.
Hansen pleaded, and found NOT GUILTY.
Solomona pleaded GUILTY.
Wilkin pleaded GUILTY (with a previous instance of the same offence)

So?

Just because a player pleads not guilty doesn't actually mean he is not guilty! Duh!

I have yet to meet or read of a fan of any club anywhere other than Wigan who thought Hansen would be given a ban. He could have decapitated someone but he'd still be playing on Saturday!

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Wed Aug 24, 2011 9:10 pm  

SaintsFan wrote: So? Just because a player pleads not guilty doesn't actually mean he is not guilty! Duh! I have yet to meet or read of a fan of any club anywhere other than Wigan who thought Hansen would be given a ban. He could have decapitated someone but he'd still be playing on Saturday! What you or any other fan thinks is irrelevant. Hansen pleaded and was found NOT GUILTY by a panel of experienced people who examined the evidence. It was not a kangaroo court as you would probably have loved. Read the plea and the findings. http://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3129 However he could have done a Roby and been found guilty but no ban!!!!!

SaintsFan wrote: So? Just because a player pleads not guilty doesn't actually mean he is not guilty! Duh! I have yet to meet or read of a fan of any club anywhere other than Wigan who thought Hansen would be given a ban. He could have decapitated someone but he'd still be playing on Saturday! What you or any other fan thinks is irrelevant. Hansen pleaded and was found NOT GUILTY by a panel of experienced people who examined the evidence. It was not a kangaroo court as you would probably have loved. Read the plea and the findings. http://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3129 However he could have done a Roby and been found guilty but no ban!!!!!

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Wed Aug 24, 2011 9:38 pm  

Sorry, have to agree with rogues here, if he pleaded not guilty and was found not guilty, whats the problem? if he'd been found guilty and only got a fine, then there'd be an issue!

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:23 am  

Saint Simon wrote:

Sorry, have to agree with rogues here, if he pleaded not guilty and was found not guilty, whats the problem? if he'd been found guilty and only got a fine, then there'd be an issue!

It's nothing to do with the incident at all. He could have murdered several children and would escape a ban because it's WEMBERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRLEEYYYYYYYYYY this weekend.

Everyone knows this, but we shouldn't complain.

A - Because we don't get into finals anymore

B - Because we've benefited from similar leniency in the past. I remember Newlove decapitating a Warrington player once the week before a Cup Final and crying to my Dad that we'd lose because he wouldn't be playing. He laughed and said, "They won't ban him from Wembley lad".

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:46 am  

the best bit was WHY Hansen pleaded not guilty.

The player explained about the techniques that they are coached and that they have individual reviews of opponents.They were briefed he is the third best offloader in the game and gets really quick play the balls. Intention was to slow the play the ball down

ahhhhh... so it was fadge's coaching techniques that caused the crusher tackle... and not the players actions.

Nothing to see here.......

I especially loved this bit

Mr Maguire encourages his players to ensure the safety of opponents

Re: Wilkin-Disciplinary : Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:52 am  

morleys_deckchair wrote:

the best bit was WHY Hansen pleaded not guilty.

The player explained about the techniques that they are coached and that they have individual reviews of opponents.They were briefed he is the third best offloader in the game and gets really quick play the balls. Intention was to slow the play the ball down

ahhhhh... so it was fadge's coaching techniques that caused the crusher tackle... and not the players actions.

Nothing to see here.......

I especially loved this bit

Mr Maguire encourages his players to ensure the safety of opponents

Watch the tackle again nothing wrong with it at all