Re: Tonight’s game v Wigan : Thu Jul 29, 2021 8:53 pm  

Uncle Rico wrote:

That's not the same thing though.

BTW and why not he's a young talented kid I'd expect it the other way round. There's nothing wrong with being "frewn to the floor vewy woughly" and I'd also expect his team mates to muck in and back him up. It's been a big part of the game and sport in general.

Agree with this, it will be good for josh in the long run if he keeps getting through the games despite the extra attention.

He's being targeted because he is good.

Re: Tonight’s game v Wigan : Thu Jul 29, 2021 9:38 pm  

Uncle Rico wrote:

That's not the same thing though.

BTW and why not he's a young talented kid I'd expect it the other way round. There's nothing wrong with being "frewn to the floor vewy woughly" and I'd also expect his team mates to muck in and back him up. It's been a big part of the game and sport in general.

“We want Wodewick�!

Re: Tonight’s game v Wigan : Thu Jul 29, 2021 10:10 pm  

The accidental contact with the head when tackling is a modern interpretation of the rules. The below has been added to to include any contact with the head during a tackle. However a head to head collision is not deemed a penalty nor head to hip, anything that isn’t part of the arm and not deliberate is deemed accidental and therefore ‘acceptable’ if unfortunate. https://www.rugby-league.com/governance ... f-the-game MISCONDUCT Definition of misconduct 1. A player is guilty of misconduct if he: (a) trips, kicks or strikes another player. (b) when effecting or attempting to effect a tackle makes contact with the head or neck of an opponent intentionally, recklessly or carelessly.

The accidental contact with the head when tackling is a modern interpretation of the rules. The below has been added to to include any contact with the head during a tackle. However a head to head collision is not deemed a penalty nor head to hip, anything that isn’t part of the arm and not deliberate is deemed accidental and therefore ‘acceptable’ if unfortunate. https://www.rugby-league.com/governance ... f-the-game MISCONDUCT Definition of misconduct 1. A player is guilty of misconduct if he: (a) trips, kicks or strikes another player. (b) when effecting or attempting to effect a tackle makes contact with the head or neck of an opponent intentionally, recklessly or carelessly.

Re: Tonight’s game v Wigan : Fri Jul 30, 2021 10:20 am  

TF and the wire wrote:

Remember one of our Grand Final clashes with Wigan when they took out 3 of our players?

To be fair ( tongue-in-cheek) was that the same final, when Benny attempted to remove Blake Greens head from his neck and shoulders.