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Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:19 pm
by pedro
I do think the Roby injury played a part as they cannot afford to be without either.

Like my dad said earlier Hock got 5 games was it for pulling the refs are to get his attention (other clubs do this every week also but nothing) and a punch is unpunished maybe we should have a huge brawl this weekend and they would be hard pushed to ban anyone.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:53 pm
by Mike
pedro wrote:I do think the Roby injury played a part as they cannot afford to be without either.

Like my dad said earlier Hock got 5 games was it for pulling the refs are to get his attention (other clubs do this every week also but nothing) and a punch is unpunished maybe we should have a huge brawl this weekend and they would be hard pushed to ban anyone.
No they don't. I've not seen a player touch the ref intentionally since Hock. Hock was not vicitimised. You don't grab the ref.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:16 pm
by BriH
Great letter Matthew! I'll be sending something similar.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:59 pm
by waterside glens
Mike wrote:
pedro wrote:I do think the Roby injury played a part as they cannot afford to be without either.

Like my dad said earlier Hock got 5 games was it for pulling the refs are to get his attention (other clubs do this every week also but nothing) and a punch is unpunished maybe we should have a huge brawl this weekend and they would be hard pushed to ban anyone.
No they don't. I've not seen a player touch the ref intentionally since Hock. Hock was not vicitimised. You don't grab the ref.
agreed

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:02 pm
by pedro
Mike wrote:
pedro wrote:I do think the Roby injury played a part as they cannot afford to be without either.

Like my dad said earlier Hock got 5 games was it for pulling the refs are to get his attention (other clubs do this every week also but nothing) and a punch is unpunished maybe we should have a huge brawl this weekend and they would be hard pushed to ban anyone.
No they don't. I've not seen a player touch the ref intentionally since Hock. Hock was not vicitimised. You don't grab the ref.
Ive seen plenty Leeds do it touch them on the shoulder to talk to them and so on still classed as touching the ref.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:16 pm
by luke_robinsons_angel
pedro wrote:
Mike wrote:
pedro wrote:I do think the Roby injury played a part as they cannot afford to be without either.

Like my dad said earlier Hock got 5 games was it for pulling the refs are to get his attention (other clubs do this every week also but nothing) and a punch is unpunished maybe we should have a huge brawl this weekend and they would be hard pushed to ban anyone.
No they don't. I've not seen a player touch the ref intentionally since Hock. Hock was not vicitimised. You don't grab the ref.
Ive seen plenty Leeds do it touch them on the shoulder to talk to them and so on still classed as touching the ref.
and briers does it.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:36 pm
by pedro
Not according to some, lots of players do it. Ive heard the ref warn them before "dont touch me" AFTER the Hock incident.

Anyway he should be banned

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:11 pm
by jammie
i think the coaches and the clubs should be asking the rfl for the reason behind this stupid and BIASED decision.i don't know what the stains have on the rfl but i am sick of them getting away with warnings only over the salary cap(minor descretions)year after year,players with no case to answer pryce/and a.n.o against warrington on grix,and now this joke of a decision with k.f.c,if a player wearing cherry and white had thrown that punch he wouldn't have got away with a warning.level playing field my backside it is as long as it's in the stains favour.

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:34 pm
by pedro
also Cunningham failed a drug test

Re: Cunningham joke?

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:47 pm
by OAMJSONA
highland convert wrote:enquiries@rfl.uk.com
Usually find it does more good to send it through the enquiries desk. Sent to an indevidual all he/she ends up doing is press delete. Every enquiry has to be checked and forwarded,
Jim
thank you Jim

one e mail winging its way