2017 Judiciary and Match Review Committee

Chambers facing one-match ban


Thu 01 Jun, 2017, 7:52am
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Queensland and Melbourne Storm centre Will Chambers is facing a one match ban after he was cited by the NRL match review committee on Wednesday night.

Chambers was slapped with a grade one careless high tackle charge for his challenge on NSW Blues halfback Mitchell Pearce in the 50th minute of Queensland's 28-4 loss at Suncorp Stadium.

Usually the charge would result in a monetary penalty, but Chambers is ineligible for a fine because it is the third time he has been charged this season.

It means Chambers will miss the Storm's clash with Newcastle on Friday night unless he successfully fights the charge at the NRL judiciary.

Queensland utility Michael Morgan was also cited for a grade one dangerous throw on Blues forward David Klemmer, but will escapes a suspension as he has a 25 per cent discount for having no charges in the past seven years.

The base penalty for a grade one dangerous throw is 100 points, with Morgan's charge reduced to 75 points due to his clean record in the past.

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Well according to the statement above the NRL said he was ineligible for a fine then just 5 or so hours later they say he can play and has been fined instead

This is why fans get angry at the MRC and Judiciary....No consistency and confusion reigns
 
Players fined from Saturday games


Sun 04 Jun, 2017, 3:17pm
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Dragons back-rower Joel Thompson along with Roosters pair Daniel Tupou and Luke Keary have all been charged for incidents in Round 13.

Thompson and Keary (both grade one tripping), along with Tupou (grade one careless high tackle) won't miss any game time however, with the charges attracting a fine.

Roosters winger Tupou was charged for a high shot on Broncos back-rower Matt Gillett, while his teammate Keary was cited for a trip on Alex Glenn.

Thompson's fine for his trip on Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco will be $1,550 with an early guilty plea as opposed to $1,100 due to two non-similar offences in the past two years.

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Players accept fines from Saturday games


Mon 05 Jun, 2017, 2:15pm
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St George Illawarra Dragons back-rower Joel Thompson along with Sydney Roosters pair Daniel Tupou and Luke Keary have all accepted fines for incidents in Round 13 of the Telstra Premiership.

Thompson and Keary (both grade one tripping), along with Tupou (grade one careless high tackle) won't miss any game time however, instead paying monetry fines.

Roosters winger Tupou was charged for a high shot on Broncos back-rower Matt Gillett, while his teammate Keary was cited for a trip on Alex Glenn. Thompson's fine for his trip on Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco will be $1,550 due to two non-similar offences in the past two years.

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Fonua-Blake charged with tripping


Sat 10 Jun, 2017, 3:53pm
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Manly forward Addin Fonua-Blake has been charged by the NRL match review committee with tripping from the Sea Eagles' Round 14 win over Newcastle.

Fonua-Blake faces a $1,350 fine if he pleads guilty to the offence, and risks a $1,800 fine if he's found guilty at the judiciary.

There were no other charges from Friday night's games.

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Wallace facing one-match ban


Sun 11 Jun, 2017, 4:30pm
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Gold Coast prop and Queensland Origin hopeful Jarrod Wallace could miss his next game, cited for a shoulder charge in the Titans' loss to the Warriors.

Wallace (grade one shoulder charge) would miss one match with an early guilty plea, but would be suspended for two games if he elects to challenge the charge and is found guilty at the NRL judiciary.

Panthers front-rower Reagan Campbell-Gillard was the other player charged for the Saturday games in Round 14, but won't miss any game time, fined for a grade one careless high tackle.

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Ryan James charged over tripping incident


Sat 01 Jul, 2017, 5:06pm
Scott Bailey, AAP


Gold Coast captain Ryan James will avoid a suspension for a trip on St George Illawarra's Joel Thompson in Friday night's NRL win.

James has been hit with a grade-one charge over the second-half offence, for which he was not penalised in the 20-10 victory.

The Titans prop fell to the ground as he attempted to bring down the Dragons' second-rower, and appeared to lift his right leg as Thompson passed.

James faces a fine of $1800 over the incident due to prior offences, however that can be reduced to $1350 if he enters an early guilty plea.

He was the only player charged from Friday night's matches.

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Papalii facing three-week ban


Sat 15 Jul, 2017, 4:57pm
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Raiders back-rower Josh Papalii could miss up to three weeks after he was cited by the NRL match review committee for a grade two shoulder charge.

Papalii was charged for his hit on Dragons fullback Josh Dugan in the 57th minute of Canberra's miraculous golden point win over St George Illawarra on Friday night, and will sit out two weeks even with an early guilty plea.

If Papalii elects to challenge the charge at the NRL judiciary and is found guilty, the Queensland forward would be suspended for three weeks.

No other players were charged from the two Friday Round 19 Telstra Premiership fixtures.

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Papalii cops two-week suspension


Mon 17 Jul, 2017, 12:30pm
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Raiders back-rower Josh Papalii will miss two weeks after entering an early guilty plea to a grade two shoulder charge.

Papalii was charged for his hit on Dragons fullback Josh Dugan in the 57th minute of Canberra's miraculous golden point win over St George Illawarra on Friday night, and will miss the Raiders' upcoming clashes with the Storm and Rabbitohs.

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Sue suspended, Lussick fined


Tue 18 Jul, 2017, 11:50am
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Wests Tigers forward Sauaso Sue will miss his side's Round 20 meeting with the Eels after pleading guilty to a dangerous contact charge from the Tigers' loss to the Sea Eagles on Sunday.

Sue was cited for dangerous contact, and with a prior similar offence and a prior non-similar offence in the past two years, as well as 71 carry-over points, the forward narrowly avoided a two-week ban with the early guilty plea.

Manly prop Darcy Lussick has also pleaded guilty to his contrary conduct charge for an incident involving Tigers prop Aaron Woods and has been fined $1,350.

Earlier Raiders forward Josh Papalii pleaded guilty to a shoulder charge on St George Illawarra's Josh Dugan and received a two-match ban.

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Fualalo charged over lifting tackle


Fri 21 Jul, 2017, 11:05am
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Bulldogs forward Danny Fualalo has been charged with a dangerous throw from the opening minute of Canterbury's Round 20 loss to Brisbane.

Fualalo was charged over a tackle on Broncos prop Adam Blair, but with a clean record can afford a suspension with an early guilty plea.

No other players were charged from Thursday night's match.

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Soliola to face judiciary over Slater tackle


Sun 23 Jul, 2017, 2:54pm
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Raiders forward Sia Soliola has been referred straight to the NRL judiciary for a high tackle on Billy Slater and is one of four players charged from Saturday's Round 20 matches.

Soliola's Canberra teammate Jordan Rapana is facing a one-match ban for a shoulder charge on Melbourne forward Nelson Asofa-Solomona and risks a two-match ban if he unsuccessfully fights the charge at the judiciary.

Meanwhile Titans forward Leivaha Pulu is facing a $1100 fine for tripping Panthers winger Josh Mansour, while Warriors centre Solomone Kata can avoid a suspension if he pleads guilty to a dangerous contact charge.

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Rapana cops one-match suspension


Mon 24 Jul, 2017, 1:44pm
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Raiders winger Jordan Rapana has received a one-match ban for a shoulder charge on Melbourne forward Nelson Asofa-Solomona after entering an early guilty plea.

Rapana was risking a possible two-match suspension if he unsuccessfully fought the charge at the judiciary.

His Canberra teammate Sia Soliola has been referred straight to the judiciary on a dangerous contact charge after a tackle on Billy Slater and will have his case heard on Tuesday night.

In other judiciary news Danny Fualalo (dangerous throw), Leivaha Pulu (tripping) and Solomone Kata (dangerous contact - other) have all entered an early guilty plea for their respective charges, with Pulu fined and Fualalo and Kata narrowly avoiding suspension.

Wests Tigers halfback Luke Brooks has until midday on Tuesday to respond to his tripping charge.

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Brooks fined for Moses trip


Mon 24 Jul, 2017, 10:47am
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Wests Tigers halfback Luke Brooks has been charged by the NRL match review committee for his trip on former teammate and Eels counterpart Mitch Moses.

‌Brooks was slapped with a grade one tripping charge for his challenge on Moses, and faces a $1,500 fine which can be reduced to $1,100 with an early guilty plea.

There were no other charges from Parramatta's one-point victory, as well as the Dragons-Sea Eagles clash.

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