Uates tackle

tiger_tigers

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you watch the people who run this game play down the spear tackle so uate can play origin … its at least a two week suspension for mine .....
 
Id have to find other instances to compare it to.

However if it was BRYCE GIBBS (or many other players in the nrl, not just tigers), hed have 6 weeks - I have NO doubts
 
nothing in it let him play. honestly if i did that on the weekend in park footy the other team would get a penalty and thatd be the end of it. so y would they rub out one of the most exciting players for one of the most exciting specticles?
 
Hands wrong place/lifted/drove down all 3 case closed he will get one week if let off this will set a precident that the NRL won't want.
 
@Snake said:
Hands wrong place/lifted/drove down all 3 case closed he will get one week if let off this will set a precident that the NRL won't want.

I agree - it was bad enough for a suspension under the current rules. Lets see if the judiciary has the balls to make the right decision.
 
Grade one. Free to play with the plea.

Apparantly Simona having the wherewithall to use his arm to stop all the downward drive going only through his spine is the reason it wasn't that bad.

The Origin rule strikes again
 
@smeghead said:
Grade one. Free to play with the plea.

Apparantly Simona having the wherewithall to use his arm to stop all the downward drive going only through his spine is the reason it wasn't that bad.

The Origin rule strikes again

Bloody ridiculous, if that was roles reversed and say Ryan on Sau, we'd see Ryan gone for 8 weeks. It would be a blessing in disguise, but that's not the point I'm trying to illustrate.
 
In his defence he has not fronted jury before and we get off with a gulity plea even if it is grade 1\. And thats coming from a Qlder
 
So because Simona had the presence of mind to protect himslef Uate gets off?

The judiciary are a joke. Simona could potenially miss a week or two with a bruised shoulder while Uate gets to play Origin. What if in protecting himself he breaks his wrist as he is driven into the floor does tha charge change or can weonly punish players if they actually harm someone.
 
Fijian flyer cleared to play in Origin II
June 7, 2011 - 11:39AM

Newcastle’s Akuila Uate will be free to play for NSW in State of Origin II with an early guilty plea after being charged with a grade one dangerous throw on Wests Tigers player Tim Simona.

Uate was put on report in the Knights’ 17-16 loss to Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval on Monday night after lifting centre Simona between the legs and dumping him on his back late in the second half.

There had been fears the Fijian-born flyer could be hit with a high grade charge, which would have almost certainly ruled him out of the second Origin match at ANZ Stadium next week.
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But NRL match review committee chairman Greg McCallum said a grade one charge was appropriate, giving Uate until midday on Wednesday to accept an early guilty plea and clear him to play for the Blues.

‘‘Although player Uate lifted player Simona into a dangerous position, Simona was able to get his arm to the ground and in some manner protect himself,’’ McCallum said in a statement.

‘‘It is his shoulder that makes most contact with the ground and there is only minor contact with the back of his head.’’
 
@willow said:
Fijian flyer cleared to play in Origin II
June 7, 2011 - 11:39AM

Newcastle’s Akuila Uate will be free to play for NSW in State of Origin II with an early guilty plea after being charged with a grade one dangerous throw on Wests Tigers player Tim Simona.

Uate was put on report in the Knights’ 17-16 loss to Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval on Monday night after lifting centre Simona between the legs and dumping him on his back late in the second half.

There had been fears the Fijian-born flyer could be hit with a high grade charge, which would have almost certainly ruled him out of the second Origin match at ANZ Stadium next week.
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But NRL match review committee chairman Greg McCallum said a grade one charge was appropriate, giving Uate until midday on Wednesday to accept an early guilty plea and clear him to play for the Blues.

**‘‘Although player Uate lifted player Simona into a dangerous position, Simona was able to get his arm to the ground and in some manner protect himself,’’ McCallum said in a statement.\
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‘‘It is his shoulder that makes most contact with the ground and there is only minor contact with the back of his head.’’**

Reads as: "Bozo & Sticky said we're fast running out of outside backs and expressed their concern that they may have to pick a Wests player to fill the breach. They said that this was contrary to Origin selection policy despite them being completely hypocritical bending and breaking every convenant they set for themselves this series thus far… Simona didn't break his neck, therefore Uate is cleared to play."
 
@tiger tigers said:
you watch the people who run this game play down the spear tackle so uate can play origin … its at least a two week suspension for mine .....

spear tackles should get sin bins
they should also mean minimum of 4 weeks on the sideline
its going to take someone unable to walk again for them to start knuckling down on this…

i hear all this crap about player welfare blah blah blah... yet the referees focus in the off season is on not standing behind the line on a kick off or packing the scrum properly...

go figure...
 
@willow said:
Fijian flyer cleared to play in Origin II
June 7, 2011 - 11:39AM

Newcastle’s Akuila Uate will be free to play for NSW in State of Origin II with an early guilty plea after being charged with a grade one dangerous throw on Wests Tigers player Tim Simona.

Uate was put on report in the Knights’ 17-16 loss to Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval on Monday night after lifting centre Simona between the legs and dumping him on his back late in the second half.

There had been fears the Fijian-born flyer could be hit with a high grade charge, which would have almost certainly ruled him out of the second Origin match at ANZ Stadium next week.
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But NRL match review committee chairman Greg McCallum said a grade one charge was appropriate, giving Uate until midday on Wednesday to accept an early guilty plea and clear him to play for the Blues.

‘‘Although player Uate lifted player Simona into a dangerous position, Simona was able to get his arm to the ground and in some manner protect himself,’’ McCallum said in a statement.

‘‘It is his shoulder that makes most contact with the ground and there is only minor contact with the back of his head.’’

ooh my…that's disgraceful!
 
Absolute joke. McCallum has spent all day coming up with a reason not to suspend him.

This stinks of Goulds influence.

Obviously the welfare of those who arent established first graders doesnt matter…
 

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