Yeah, I think it was reactionary rather than aggressive. It wasn't like he was stirring for a while and lined him up and bust his face or continue on after the butt with a more aggressive action. He reacted to something and shoved his full face in to Dorns face so I'm satisfied with Grade C. I would expect the same for one of our players for the same offence and wouldn't argue that either. Just because its a player we don't like from a club we don't like doesn't mean I cna't agree with the decision. I think its the right call.TrueBlueWarrior wrote:So you are saying that he only made full contact with the headbutt and it was NOT in an aggressive/violent manner?markill wrote:Grade C was the correct grading. I'm just shocked Leeds didn't try to get it even lower by going and talking around the panel.
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You are mark but personally I'm slightly concerned about people's views on things on this forum we've got cp who thinks skittling a ref 10 yards is "playful" and now we've got someone headbutting someone in a "non aggressive manner"
All I know that if I was down town and stood on someone's toe by accident I wouldn't consider a head butt reactional I'd consider it a act of needless aggression
I think your point would have more credence if dorn had grabbed him or pushed him psychically
Like I said its your opinion and I'm not someone who shys away from the biff but headbutting someone in my opinion can never be in a non aggressive manner - that's called a clash of heads!
All I know that if I was down town and stood on someone's toe by accident I wouldn't consider a head butt reactional I'd consider it a act of needless aggression
I think your point would have more credence if dorn had grabbed him or pushed him psychically
Like I said its your opinion and I'm not someone who shys away from the biff but headbutting someone in my opinion can never be in a non aggressive manner - that's called a clash of heads!
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I couldn't agree any less with you!!markill wrote:Yeah, I think it was reactionary rather than aggressive. It wasn't like he was stirring for a while and lined him up and bust his face or continue on after the butt with a more aggressive action. He reacted to something and shoved his full face in to Dorns face so I'm satisfied with Grade C. I would expect the same for one of our players for the same offence and wouldn't argue that either. Just because its a player we don't like from a club we don't like doesn't mean I cna't agree with the decision. I think its the right call.TrueBlueWarrior wrote:So you are saying that he only made full contact with the headbutt and it was NOT in an aggressive/violent manner?markill wrote:Grade C was the correct grading. I'm just shocked Leeds didn't try to get it even lower by going and talking around the panel.
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A head-butt by definition is an aggressive action. Also was there any need for Peacock to grab a cas player by the throat. Too me this has well and truly highlighted the issues with the RFL and not just the bias towards Leeds players and all things Leeds. About time something was done methinks just my opinion mind
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If Sinfield had done that off the field he would have been done for assault. What rubbish a headbutt in a non aggresive manner, by definition its got to be a contradiction. Once again they make a mockery of our wonderful game, I have given up with the shower of sh!te who run our game. If we dont do something about them our game is doomed, Doomed, DOOMED.
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I was quoting fact!josie andrews wrote:OJ is quoting Garry Schofield as coming from Yorkshire!!Whelley Warrior wrote:He comes from Oldham!OJ wrote:He is one Yorkshire pudding I never could stand but he seems to get worse, he's leading the case for the defence in this tripe he's written today and thinks poor Kevin has suffered enoughhe's also written Widnes off in challenge cup without a second thought so hope they prove him wrong but as for the other semi final who cares.
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Yes Sinfield does comes from Oldham but OJ was calling Schofield a Yorkshire Pudding so there was no need for you to comment on where Sinfield came fromWhelley Warrior wrote:I was quoting fact!josie andrews wrote:OJ is quoting Garry Schofield as coming from Yorkshire!!Whelley Warrior wrote: He comes from Oldham!
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Thank you southernpie, glad someone else understands what OJ was alluding tosouthernpie wrote:Yes Sinfield does comes from Oldham but OJ was calling Schofield a Yorkshire Pudding so there was no need for you to comment on where Sinfield came fromWhelley Warrior wrote:I was quoting fact!josie andrews wrote: OJ is quoting Garry Schofield as coming from Yorkshire!!
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josie andrews wrote:Then you get Peacock the bloody great lump jumping in & punching a back player!
Then Maguire, dirty little piece of excrement that he is, going in with the knees about sixty minutes.
They've all been at it for years & always got away with.
Let's just see what the disciplinary come up with as an excuse for this little set to against the RFL's beloved "can do no wrong" Leeds![]()
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I don't think it was terrible but it certainly was violent and aggressive.TrueBlueWarrior wrote:I couldn't agree any less with you!!markill wrote:Yeah, I think it was reactionary rather than aggressive. It wasn't like he was stirring for a while and lined him up and bust his face or continue on after the butt with a more aggressive action. He reacted to something and shoved his full face in to Dorns face so I'm satisfied with Grade C. I would expect the same for one of our players for the same offence and wouldn't argue that either. Just because its a player we don't like from a club we don't like doesn't mean I cna't agree with the decision. I think its the right call.TrueBlueWarrior wrote: So you are saying that he only made full contact with the headbutt and it was NOT in an aggressive/violent manner?
I don't think you can say it was reactionary either, he'd taken the time to use several expletives to Mr Dorn before he put the head in.