MRP : Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:38 pm  

The Match Review Panel charged Miski, no mention of Moylan or Lam. It is simply not fit for purpose. I bet some players currently suspended, and sitting on the sidelines, are tearing their own hair out. https://www.wigantoday.net/sport/rugby- ... on-4583360

The Match Review Panel charged Miski, no mention of Moylan or Lam. It is simply not fit for purpose. I bet some players currently suspended, and sitting on the sidelines, are tearing their own hair out. https://www.wigantoday.net/sport/rugby- ... on-4583360

Re: MRP : Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:49 pm  

Zig wrote: The Match Review Panel charged Miski, no mention of Moylan or Lam. It is simply not fit for purpose. I bet some players currently suspended, and sitting on the sidelines, are tearing their own hair out. https://www.wigantoday.net/sport/rugby- ... on-4583360 I would like to say im surprised but im really not

Zig wrote: The Match Review Panel charged Miski, no mention of Moylan or Lam. It is simply not fit for purpose. I bet some players currently suspended, and sitting on the sidelines, are tearing their own hair out. https://www.wigantoday.net/sport/rugby- ... on-4583360 I would like to say im surprised but im really not

Re: MRP : Mon Apr 08, 2024 5:56 pm  

And in other shocking news, the Match Review Panel are equally as dumb, bent and blind as the referees.

Re: MRP : Mon Apr 08, 2024 6:39 pm  

Got to the point where I’m happy to see any player get less than I would’ve expected. I’d rather focus on the ones that got too many, as was the case with Liam Byrne and Cam Smith (initially) last week.

There seemed to be a change of approach in the games this week, with the VR not falling for players lying down rubbing their heads and necks, so fair play to them for that. If that will be the consistent standard now I very much doubt but we can only hope it will be and if that goes hand in hand with less bans, we’ll be somewhere close to where we want to be.

Re: MRP : Mon Apr 08, 2024 7:41 pm  

I'm still largely confused by the rulings.
Miski full pace he's committed and wraps arms at that stage he's so fully committed if he tries to pull out he probably makes worse contact.
Nothing much in Lams tip and I'm happy to see these like Smith at season start have more leniency. Moylan no wrap leading very much like Watts did shoulder and arm but heavy mitigation as Field falls.
I still don't get the Byrne and Lees bans, or should I say they should be the same if not reversed. If we say all head contact with poor technique is equal and mainly these days all are accidental. Then how is Byrne who envelops a player who is lowering body position 4 games, while Lees with no envelopment and stood tall 2? Both was with force and I get that years ago it's what fans wanted, both tackled player went for HIA's which is what all this is about.
I didn't fully get the head contact thing but without mitigating factors it's more dangerous if anything and to both players.
Any contact with shoulder to head now is a red and/or a suspension on review so I'm having all contacts are now mainly accidental with or without mitigation, a slip late movement or other players involvement lowering card or suspension.

Re: MRP : Tue Apr 09, 2024 11:28 am  

I don’t even think it was a penalty never mind deserves a review, however may be a blessing in disguise. I think with the way he plays the game and the physicality he plays with a week or 2 off may freshen him up whilst also giving another opportunity for Eckersley to get some valuable experience.

Re: MRP : Tue Apr 09, 2024 12:49 pm  

In Aus they are contemplating stopping the kick off after points are scored and giving the attacking team a tap on their own 20m line. This to stop the initial full on charge of the attacking player into the defensive line. The game is going crackers!!

Re: MRP : Tue Apr 09, 2024 3:50 pm  

jonh wrote:

I don’t even think it was a penalty never mind deserves a review, however may be a blessing in disguise. I think with the way he plays the game and the physicality he plays with a week or 2 off may freshen him up whilst also giving another opportunity for Eckersley to get some valuable experience.

I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that he needs his knee cleaning out. Regarding the penalty, let alone the fine, pathetic!

Re: MRP : Tue Apr 09, 2024 8:23 pm  

Hang on a minute you were all saying the MRP was working as intended last season when saints players were getting banned for nothing.

Re: MRP : Tue Apr 09, 2024 9:50 pm  

Zig wrote:

I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that he needs his knee cleaning out. Regarding the penalty, let alone the fine, pathetic!

Not by much but he looks ever so slightly off so far this year - going without a pre season won't help.