
Apparently he was 'concussed' which threw his timing off.
I guess the elbow came up that high 'by accident'
I'm betting on a caution & wrist slap come Thursday to complete the comedy capers that is the RFL.
I'm sure there may have been worse ones cp but you are dead right about the media assassination and almost wonder if there hadn't been such an outcry from various coaches, wannabee pundits and even Terry O'Connor and Barry McDermott on the tries programme on Monday night that the whole thing would have just gone away. Can't help but feel if those who sit and knit round the guillotine at Red Hall had thought it was really bad or the intent had really been there to do the other player an injury then the ban would have been much heftier.cpwigan wrote:The Jeff Lima sin binning / suspension / media assassination is one of the worst decisions ever made in RL.
OJ the reason why I think this was so horrendous is because it defies logic. Lima finished up lying flat on the floor when all and sundry took offence, IMO in a pre-meditated manner, so his tackle was as low as can be. The essence of safe defending is to tackle low. The moment low tackling is penalised is a sorry day for RL.OJ wrote:I'm sure there may have been worse ones cp but you are dead right about the media assassination and almost wonder if there hadn't been such an outcry from various coaches, wannabee pundits and even Terry O'Connor and Barry McDermott on the tries programme on Monday night that the whole thing would have just gone away. Can't help but feel if those who sit and knit round the guillotine at Red Hall had thought it was really bad or the intent had really been there to do the other player an injury then the ban would have been much heftier.cpwigan wrote:The Jeff Lima sin binning / suspension / media assassination is one of the worst decisions ever made in RL.