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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Tue Jul 30, 2024 7:04 pm

karetaker

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Joined: Apr 09 2010
Posts: 13263
Location: The Moon

Sims gets 4 same as Vaughan but Chambelin was actually injured hmm. Lomax 3 but a saints fan is saying he did not make contact with the head.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 9:22 am

Captain Hook

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Joined: Jul 17 2015
Posts: 4682
Location: Sitting on the naughty step

karetaker wrote:Sims gets 4 same as Vaughan but Chambelin was actually injured hmm. Lomax 3 but a saints fan is saying he did not make contact with the head.

Yeah, buta significant proportion of them believe the disciplinary are the reason they haven’t won any titles in the last 6 years…

Just my opinions unless it's a FACT, in which case it's a fact.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 9:39 am

Wires71

Player Coach

Joined: Jun 25 2006
Posts: 14138
Location: Forum21

karetaker wrote:Sims gets 4 same as Vaughan but Chambelin was actually injured hmm.

To be fair to the disciplinary panel the offence does not discriminate between injured or not.

Law 15.1 (i)
Makes unnecessary contact with a Player who is or may be injured.
Grade F

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 11:10 am

matt_wire

Club Coach

Joined: Apr 14 2005
Posts: 1783
Location: Great Sankey, Warrington.

3 games for an almost identical tackle to Harrison. Ha I bet redvee are fuming.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 11:14 am

matt_wire

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Joined: Apr 14 2005
Posts: 1783
Location: Great Sankey, Warrington.

karetaker wrote:https://www.rugby-league.com/article/63003/disciplinary-news

That was unintentionally hilarious as I scrolled down to see 'Joey Romeo' with a dangerous throw for Whitehaven. Sounds like either an 80's WWF wrestler ("OH MY GOD HE HIT HIM WITH THE PATENTED ROMEO THROW!) or an adult entertainer (not to be confused with THE entertainers!).

I think I need to leave the house for a bit.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 2:45 pm

Fantastic Mr Catpiss

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Joined: Mar 01 2002
Posts: 39717

surprised sims only got 4 games, you'd think it was 4 games for the lift, and something for the head contact that caused the injury

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Wed Jul 31, 2024 3:02 pm

karetaker

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Joined: Apr 09 2010
Posts: 13263
Location: The Moon

Fantastic Mr Catpiss wrote:surprised sims only got 4 games, you'd think it was 4 games for the lift, and something for the head contact that caused the injury

He got 1 game for the head contact he misses 5 games in total.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Thu Aug 01, 2024 7:41 pm

wire2004

Player Coach

Joined: Apr 17 2006
Posts: 736
Location: Usa

Boss Hog wrote:I`m a big fan of Taylor-Wray, but would like to see him play the occasional 1st team game now, to see how he copes in Super League outside his current comfort zone.

Not everyone makes the cut when playing against grown men.

The London game gives us an ideal opportunity to do that.

Could I please back up a bit to this post for a second.

Is Taylor-Wray the player who played the wigan league match before the challenge cup final at full back?

If he was. Wasn't he injured quite badly and out for the rest of the year? He tore something if I remember rightly???
If he was the player. (I forgot the guys name who played. So I am hoping it's the same player) he was a really good prospect for the future and was touted to be the next full back after dufty.
I really liked him and his attitude he had for a debut and I would like to see him get some game time and learn off dufty more in the 1st team.
If he isn't the same player. Does that noy mean we have 2 potential full backs in the academy who are going to be pushing for seniority for the future full back. Which is only good for the club.

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Post subject: Re: This week’s disciplinary

Posted: Thu Aug 01, 2024 8:13 pm

Boss Hog

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Joined: Mar 24 2013
Posts: 34316

wire2004 wrote:Could I please back up a bit to this post for a second.

Is Taylor-Wray the player who played the wigan league match before the challenge cup final at full back?

If he was. Wasn't he injured quite badly and out for the rest of the year? He tore something if I remember rightly???
If he was the player. (I forgot the guys name who played. So I am hoping it's the same player) he was a really good prospect for the future and was touted to be the next full back after dufty.
I really liked him and his attitude he had for a debut and I would like to see him get some game time and learn off dufty more in the 1st team.
If he isn't the same player. Does that noy mean we have 2 potential full backs in the academy who are going to be pushing for seniority for the future full back. Which is only good for the club.

Yes, he did play at fullback for Wire versus Wigan, prior to the Challenge Cup Final.

He hasn`t suffered a season long injury and hence he is available to play now as required...... potentially in the London league game next week.

I agree he is a great prospect.

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