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Porthos said:Reckless contact
Head high
Behind play
Moderate Impact
By Pickett charge standards, it was. Begley had also fumbled the ball, but the grading was `behind play' from the video review team regardless.jod23 said:Some of you have no idea what your talking about? Some of you have even said it was off the ball?
On the contrary, he never had possession, ergo the fumbling.Eckerman had the ball a second before he was ironed out.
If it was legal, it wouldn't be head high and a free.Stinger was coming in for the tackle, saw that Eckers had spilled it and it had falled to Kerr and instead gave him a legal hip and shoulder to allow Kerr to break free with the ball.
That didn't excuse Pickett on Begley, did it?The elbow definitely tucked in and it was most certainly in the play. The only reason it slipped high was that Eckerman was falling over or stumbling over
You mean apart from the argybargy on the field between the sides until play restarted?sedders said:if he is even cited the match review panel is a joke.
the fact that the port players didnt really make much of it speaks volumes
Macca19 said:pfft.
jod - Eckermann was not falling over and Stenglien definately was not looking the other way.
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never said it was deliberate...but reckless and highly dangerous...that can get you weekscoopers pale said:With Stengleins hit, I agree that his arm was away from the body, but the ELBOW wasn't used with the intent to injure. Just cos the arm is away from the body doesn't make it a deliberate elbow. When contact occurred he was already looking away from Eckermann at the ball, so no deliberate intent either.
coopers pale said:Picketts was WAAAYYY different, he ran PAST the ball to nail begley.
Porthos said:By Pickett charge standards, it was. Begley had also fumbled the ball, but the grading was `behind play' from the video review team regardless.
On the contrary, he never had possession, ergo the fumbling.
If it was legal, it wouldn't be head high and a free.
That didn't excuse Pickett on Begley, did it?
Porthos said:If Stenglein..
a) had eyes on the ball
b) wasn't looking at Eckermann
then how was he not past the ball when nailing him?
jod23 said:His intent was to remove Eckermann from the play, he knew where he was and was lining up the tackle. The ball spilled free, Stinger is already on his way but his eyes and head follow the ball, his body follows through on the player. It's quite simple really.
jod23 said:It was a legal bump but because his head was down he copped it high?