St Helens are like their fellow Scousers Liverpool FC, offended by everything and ashamed of nothing.

In one, the player being tackled has a saints shirt on and therefore it is a disgrace that he wasn't banned.

In the other it is the tackling player in the saints shirt and so therefore it was an accident and any penalty/ban is a disgrace.

Cokey wrote:Yes, this is it. What will become of this. https://twitter.com/SamB__1990/status/1 ... 3647282176 Stains have lost all credibility for me. They've become a disgraceful club. Are you are butcher by any chance, because you don't half talk a load of offal and tripe.

Cokey wrote:Yes, this is it. What will become of this. https://twitter.com/SamB__1990/status/1 ... 3647282176 Stains have lost all credibility for me. They've become a disgraceful club. Are you are butcher by any chance, because you don't half talk a load of offal and tripe.

Here's another that needs calling out. Wellens has opened a can of worms in my view. https://twitter.com/MattyJGannon/status ... ediaviewer

Here's another that needs calling out. Wellens has opened a can of worms in my view. https://twitter.com/MattyJGannon/status ... ediaviewer

Could be me (viewing on my phone) but that link isn't working.

Just tried it, and it does work. It's on Twitter.
Using my Samsung Android phone.

Got it now. Cheers.

Bell tackle wasn’t even remotely similar to the ones by Asiata. Embarrassing, this

This is hard to keep up with…

Saints fans saying it should be banned. Leigh fans saying it was fine. Saints players then start utilising the ‘fine’ tackle and now those saying it was fine now say it’s illegal…. Yup makes sense

FWIW it’s an awkward tackle technique but not banned yet. Very effective in stopping a charging player but can go wrong plus it looks like there’s just as much danger of a head knock for the tackler.