He'll get 2, but I'm told it should be 3.

I don't think many reasonable fans made much of the Bradon Costin incedent, tbh.

As you say, you can't really compared last friday's incedent with the now infamous Newton one. Its really quite unfair (as well you know) to apply the tinted, knee jerk reaction of the masses to a group containing at least some sensible posters.

I will say that if KC's managed to break a guy's cheek with that one inch punch from his ball carrying arm, he's even tougher than I gave him credit for.

I expect them to throw the book at him for this inexcusable assault. After all, he's a proven thug - in 2004 he punched nat wood and in 1996 he shoved Lee Penny. Mind you, we all know how soft the discipliary panel are on saints after they failed to hand leon pryce a ban for when he held back brian carney during the wire game last week.

T'was a bit naughty, mind.

Cunningham and Newton's incidents, are not the slightest bit comparable.

No Charge

Player intentionally has a jab at the Wakefield player and as such is guilty of misconduct; however the Panel are giving him the benefit of the doubt that contact with the eye is accidental and as such consider that it is appropriate to deal with this matter by way of a caution

www.therfl.co.uk/about/disciplin ... hp?id=1238 that's a little embarrasing, cue dozens of posts on how its a fix

www.therfl.co.uk/about/disciplin ... hp?id=1238 that's a little embarrasing, cue dozens of posts on how its a fix

It is embarassing.
So you can lash out but not intend to hit their eye and get away with it? im not having that.
I usually stick up for the disciplinary, I think they take a lot of unfair stick but in this case, they have no defence..poor verdict, should have been 2/3 games.

Drama queen or what



Player intentionally has a jab at the Wakefield player and as such is guilty of misconduct; however the Panel are giving him the benefit of the doubt that contact with the eye is accidental and as such consider that it is appropriate to deal with this matter by way of a caution

The King owns the RFL.

Its not embarrasing.

Taking the "alledged" injuries aside, there was nothing in that at all.

You have got away with far worse incidents than that before. I bet Pryce gets away with 3 or 4 a season worse than that. That should be more embarassing.

As I mentioned on an earlier thread there is a lesson to be learn't here.................You don't mess with the King.

I fractured my left eye socket making a tackle in amateur years ago. It was in the last quarter of the game. It just felt like I'd got a shiner it hurt no more or no less so I saw out the rest of the game. It was only when I got in the changing rooms, looked in the mirror and touch the area, that I realised it was a bit more serious.

Maybe Long had one before the newton incident then...

Players lash out in the tackle all the time, his was a bit more serious so he got a caution. If he does it again that'll count against him.

Justice at work.

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/inju ... 05926.html Injury Update Wakefield prop James Stosic has not broken his eye socket as was first feared following Friday’s win at St. Helens. ---- good news all round then!

www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/inju ... 05926.html Injury Update Wakefield prop James Stosic has not broken his eye socket as was first feared following Friday’s win at St. Helens. ---- good news all round then!

Quelle surprise!!

Far from it. Adrenalin can hide injury.

I broke my elbow after falling onto concrete whilst chasing a burglar. It was only 30 or so minutes later when I was being interviewed by the Police I realised that I could no longer bend my arm. I went to Whiston and they confirmed a double fracture.

So, basically, Stosic is a big tart?

I'm not just referring to whether he could have had the injury beforehand I am referring to the ridiculous suggestion that not only did he have the injury but then Kieron Cunningham should hit him on that exact spot is stretching the realms of coincidence too far.

In the interests of fairness every team has at least 2-3 players in their team that probably do.

No, no. I heard that Wakefield players are all angels. After all, they are the Trinity, so I'm sure they all polish their halos after every match.

Was that intentionally ironic?

Yup.

Mate i'm 25, and i really hurt my arm playing outside when i was 6 years old, it hurt at the time but i didn't think anything of it till I got a sharp shooting pain lifting my pint on Saturday. Turns out i broke it 19 years ago but didn't know it at the time. I have it in a sling now.