[url=http://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/saints/news/4187070.Fa_asavalu_summoned_to_disciplinary_hearing/Grade C offence[/url

[url=http://www.saintsrlfc.com/news/1603From this it sounds like a chicken wing tackle[/url

One of the Quins players got called up for a chicken wing tackle last week and was let off with a warning. I wouldn't expect a ban.

Hopefully Potter will eradicate the fowl play from Maurie's game.

That was a poultry effort

Clucking poor.

I hope Potter gives him a roasting.

It's a good job Salford are chicken feed.

Keep your peckers up.

maybe the beaks will go easy?

Punishment can range from a slap on the wrist to being tarred and feathered

I wouldn't put all your eggs in one basket

He's not a pheasant plucker, he's the pheasant pluckers son...

Could someone keep us abreast of what happens.

It is eggcellent to see the RFL trying to clamp down on this type of play.

It's Saints we are talking about here - so don't count your chickens etc.

I hope he doesn't miss any games, he is a good talon-t.

If he gets a ban we'll be stuffed.

Spreading your wings a bit with that one

I read the title & thought he'd been on the old "beak"

Oh dont, it's a soar point.

It wasn't Maurie's fault. I blame that lot up at Hull - It was either Airlie Bird or that Robin that keeps bobbin along every now and again.

Always seem to be making a [icock[/i of yourself on here

There's always one who has to fly from the coop.

Looks like Mo has ruffled a few feathers,it seems some other players are given free range to get away with these tackles so a warning will all he'll be getting.A small ban (poached) to very large (ommlette) is doubtfull,i myself suffered one of these tackles and it hurts like hell,but not as bad as a turkeys neck one.