Tomkins and Gelling

[cow yeds]

http://www1.skysports.com/rugby-league/ ... ncos-clash

[josie andrews]

Gelling Sidelined

Warriors Head Coach Shaun Wane confirmed post match after the loss against Huddersfield on Saturday that Anthony Gelling could be out of action for six weeks, he told us,

"We have lost Anthony with medial knee ligaments which is not good, he will be six weeks or so."

And on Sam Tomkins, Shaun added,

"Sam has a knock on his shoulder from the Warrington game and he will be struggling for this week as well. Sam pulled out on Friday and any team would miss his influence in the side. He got a knee off Adrian Morley at the end of the game against Warrington, we thought he may have broken his scapula at one point, it is just really bad muscle damage and bruising.

"There is no change with Chris Tuson and H they are still out as is Paul Prescott so we are a little bit busted at the moment."

Shaun also revealed that Blake Green had been suffering from tonsillitis all week and was taken off late on at Huddersfield as he tired but will be OK for London.

http://www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.a ... &type=news

[No straw damn us]

That was an unnecessary challenge by Morley, which didn't even get a penalty.

[thomo]

you dont give penalties against morley or peacock

and they are banned from attending the discipline board

[doc]

Morley puts knees in on Sam putting him out for 2 weeks and gets no charge to answer from the disciplinary panel.

Myler takes a knee off Leon Pryce and Smith calls for him to be banned for a cheap shot.

It will be interesting to see the what Pryce gets when the weekends matches are reviewed.

[josie andrews]

Morley puts knees in on Sam putting him out for 2 weeks and gets no charge to answer from the disciplinary panel.

Myler takes a knee off Leon Pryce and Smith calls for him to be banned for a cheap shot.

It will be interesting to see the what Pryce gets when the weekends matches are reviewed.

Disciplinary from the weekend games

Three on charges from Warrington Wolves versus Catalan Dragons game

FOUR Super League players have been charged with committing offences during Round Three of the competition.

Warrington Wolves forward Ben Westwood and Brent Webb of Catalan Dragons will both appear before the RFL Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday (February 19) after they were charged with committing offences during their game on Friday February 15.

Both players have been charged with Grade B, one on one fighting offences following an incident occurring in the 72nd minute of the game at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

Catalan half-back Leon Pryce has been charged with a Grade A, striking with the leg offence from the 19th minute of the same game.

Pryce has until 11.00am on Tuesday (February 19) to submit an Early Guilty Plea in relation to the offence.

Bradford Bulls prop Nick Scruton has been charged with committing a Grade B, striking with the shoulder offence on Castleford Tigers half-back Gareth O’Brien during the 4th minute of Saturday’s game at the Provident Stadium Scruton is charged with a reckless challenge and has until 11.00am on Tuesday to submit an Early Guilty Plea in relation to the offence.


All players were charged after the incidents were viewed by the RFL Match Review Panel, which issued formal cautions to the following players: • Gil Dudson (Wigan) - kicking-out against Huddersfield’s Scott Grix in the 54th minute.

• Scott Grix (Huddersfield) – kicking-out against Wigan’s Gil Dudson in the 54th minute.

The RFL Match Review Panel also deemed that sin-binning was sufficient punishment for Michael Witt of London Broncos following a dissent offence in the 59th minute of their game against Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.

[Matthew]

Morley knew how lucky he was to get away with his "challenge", he looked at the referee straight afterwards.

I wouldn't expect the disciplinary to act on this or any of the half dozen cheap/high shots he puts in every match.

Like Peacock and Wilken, they are immune to sanction by red hall.

[No straw damn us]

Morley knew how lucky he was to get away with his "challenge", he looked at the referee straight afterwards.

I wouldn't expect the disciplinary to act on this or any of the half dozen cheap/high shots he puts in every match.

Like Peacock and Wilken, they are immune to sanction by red hall.

On the RFL site it was "looked at". Their conclusion was that the video evidence was inconclusive as to the point of contact. I wonder how many camera angles they asked to view? And just to think if Morley had got a one week suspension he wouldn't now be out for about 10 weeks. Ironic, rugby gods.