A chicken wing tackle involves intentionally putting pressure on the shoulder joint by levering it at an unnatural angle with the intention of causing pain and/or injury. Finn was merely pulling at the arm in a non too forceful manner. If tackles of that nature are designated 'chicken wing' there'll be 2 or 3 every game.

Welham clearly felt pain and I wonder if Finn nipped his arm - a cowardly but not serious offense.

Welham clearly intentionally headbutted Dorn under little or no provocation. Under most circumstances I'd say a penalty and on report was about right but having 'binned a player moments earlier for foul play about which he was unsure, to fail to do so for foul play that he saw and was sure about smacks of inconsistency.

He should have been sent off for head butting. It's up to the disciplinary panel to decide what "scale" the head but was on and decide punishment. But players should be sent off for butting whether he just skims the opponents head or breaks his nose. If he had thrown a punch he would have been at least sin binned.

Allowing players to get away with head butting is surly sending out the wrong message. Next we'll get under 9's butting opponents thinking it's ok.

Then it's up to the coach of the under 9's to stop it happening and generate a better and more pleasant environment in his squad. There's lots of things that happen at the top level that shouldn't be within a country mile of amateur RL.

New Tigers song:-

Liam Finn's the colonel
He likes his chicken wings
He used to play for Rovers
But threw his flat-cap in the bin

Having watched it on BBC, the 'chicken wing' looked more like it was being twisted - you could see the skin turning - but not a full on chicken wing as the arm was straight.
As for the headbutt, it was little more than a push away - if he'd have done it with his arm, then nothing would have been said on here.

So, really it was a Chinese burn? No wonder Welham was mad.