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Shaun Magennis (Grade D) of St Helens, and Chris Tuson (Grade C) Lee Mossop (Grade B) Gareth Hock (Grade B) all from Wigan

Wigan's Lee Mossop has until 11am on Tuesday to submit an early guilty plea

SO, IMO WE'LL SEE THE FOLLOWING BANS -

Magennis - 3 matches
Hock - 2 matches due to poor previous record
Tuson - 2 matches
Mossop - 1 match for early guilty plea

Not that I agree with the above.

Out of interest, how many players have been red carded for grade B offences over the past few seasons?

And this is a bloody joke from the RFL as per usual

http://www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?3704

If we lose all 3 and with The 2 injuries we already have we won't haw a pack to compete with Leeds on Friday

If we lose all 3 n have 2 injuries in the pack we won't have a pack to compete with Leeds on Friday !

WiganWarrior wrote:If we lose all 3 and with The 2 injuries we already have we won't haw a pack to compete with Leeds on Friday

I wouldn't like to tell SW that!

Well its about time someone at Wigan told the RFL to stop treating Wigan diffrently than other clubs, and until they do we should hit the RFL back were it will hurt them, withhold all our players from the Exile games then maybe all Wigan fans could also do the same. Yeah i know what I have just said is b@@@@cks, but i'm really getting fed up with it now Mcguiness will get compensation from both Tuson and Mossop. I mean what was Tuson thinking when he threw his chin at Mcguiness,s fist on the blind side he could have broken his finger nails.All three Wigan lads will be lucky to get off without a 3 month stretch in strangeways. Yep it was really hot in Manchester I think my brains have been fried, but what a result YESSSSSSSSSSS.

Tomkins blasts Magennis cheap shot

SAM Tomkins has accused St Helens’ Shaun Magennis of throwing a “cheap shot” as the fall-out into the Magic brawl rumbles on.

Lee Mossop faces a one-match ban after entering an early-guilty plea for his involvement in the fight, while Gareth Hock and Chris Tuson – who were both sent off – face the RFL disciplinary panel tonight on grade B and C charges respectively, and could be suspended for up to three matches.

Any bans would decimate Shaun Wane’s pack after scans yesterday confirmed Harrison Hansen has suffered a fractured jaw and will be sidelined for a few weeks.

Magennis, who was also sent off last Sunday, has been charged with a more serious grade D offence (three to five matches) after appearing to blindside Tuson.

And Tomkins has aimed a stinging attack at the Saints forward.

He said: “Magennis got a real cheap shot on Tuson.

“That’s not what it’s about.

“If a fight’s going to kick off, it’s got to be fair, and what he did was a really cheap shot.”

Tuson retaliated to the punch with a flurry of blows.

Tomkins added: “He (Magennis) ended up getting dusted anyway.”

A duel between Hock and Louis McCarthy-Scarsbrook started the brawl during the 53rd minute of Sunday’s headlining Magic game at the Etihad.

Prop McCarthy-Scarsbrook, unpunished at the time, has not been cited. Tomkins reckons the RFL should remember the emotions involved in a derby before dishing out punishments.

“It was one of those things, no one was really hurt... it should be sending off sufficient,” he said.

In sending Hock off but not punishing McCarthy-Scarsbrook, referee Ben Thaler effectively deemed the Wigan man was to blame for starting the brawl.

But second-rower Hock claimed: “He was sticking his head on me (McCarthy-Scarsbrook) so I just retaliated.”

With Hansen injured and Mossop missing, young forwards Dom Crosby and Tom Spencer are on stand-by for Friday’s trip to Headingley.

Wigan, who were leading 34-6 at the time, held on with 11 men for a 42-16 win that keeps them top of the Super League.

http://www.wigantoday.net/sport/wigan-w ... -1-4593983

Sam might get into bother for this!

.....yes on 2 grounds, he plays for Wigan and he is being honest!!