He will face the RFL's disciplinary panel tomorrow on a Grade D charge of dangerous contact following the tackle which led to James Clare being stretchered off. This will result in the lower end of the suspension range for the Grade ⦠George Burgess (Wigan Warriors) Grade ⦠Following the game on 1 July, Acton was charged with a Grade F offence - the most serious on the RFL's disciplinary scale, which carries a minimum ban of eight games. Wigan Warriors prop Ben Flower is set to miss 13 matches after being handed a six-month ban for his attack on Lance Hohaia. 1-match ban, £75 fine. Leigh Centurions have had a request to delay Jamie Actonâs disciplinary hearing until next week accepted by the RFL. If charged player satisfies all three of those criteria he may elect to make an Early Guilty Plea by informing the RFL Operations department of his intention to do so before 11.00 am on the day of any scheduled hearing (normally Tuesday). About right I think donât think the second offence warranted the 8 games a grade f wouldâve given him. Following the round 9 games in the Betfred Super League, the below charges have been issued by the RFL's Match Review Panel; Luke Gale (Leeds Rhinos) Grade A Dangerous throw - 0 Match Penalty Notice Sam Tomkins (Catalans Dragons) Grade A Trip - 1 Match Penalty Notice (normal ban ranges are: Grade A is 0-1 games, B is 1-2, C is 2-3, D is 3-5, E is 4-8, F is 8+) Warrington (Big) have seen the most bans below the normal range - 11% (Wigan are actually the only 'Big' club with less than 4% - meaning they're less likely than average to get a cushy lower ban handed to them). Linehamâs alleged transgression was deemed the most serious. The RFL has issued the following charges ... Tickets . Hull KR half-back Jordan Abdull facing lengthy ban as RFL charge seven players ... face a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday. The Rugby Football League's disciplinary tribunal took just half an hour to come up with the punishment after Flower admitted the grade F offence. On 14 September 2020, Lineham was charged by the RFL and was given a Grade F "other contrary behaviour", (the most serious grade on the disciplinary panel, which carries a minimum of 8 games suspension.) Ben Flower of @WiganWarriorsRL banned until April 14 2015 after being found guilty of Grade F violent and aggressive punching v @Saints1890 â The RFL (@TheRFL) October 14, 2014 Topics In a recent on-field misconduct incident, Joel Tomkins, the current captain of rugby leagueâs Hull Kingston Rovers (ʺHull KRʺ) received a two-match ban and £500 fine from the Rugby Football League (âRFLâ) for using offensive language towards a match official.At a hearing in Leeds, the disciplinary panel found that ⦠The two players will face Rugby Football League disciplinary hearings on Tuesday following a review of last weekend's Betfred Super League games. Ben Flower, the Wigan prop whose punching of a prone, stricken opponent in the Super League grand final had caused huge dismay within rugby league, has been given a six-month ban from the sport. The Wolves three-quarter was charged with a Grade F offence â the most serious on the RFL's scale â of "other contrary conduct" for a grab on Castleford's Alex Foster in Thursday's meeting at the Totally Wicked Stadium. Warrington winger Tom Lineham and Hull KR half-back Jordan Abdull could both face lengthy bans. If guilty of the incident, a grab at prop Liam Watts' groin, the wing could face a ban of eight matches. News, RFL RFL launches Southern Conference League for England and Wales. Tommy Makinson pleaded guilty at this evening's RFL Tribunal with his original 'Grade F' charge downgraded to a 'Grade E' resulting in a ban of 5 matches and a £500 fine. He appeared before a disciplinary hearing on 15 ⦠The bans were as follows: Davey Dixon (Keighley Cougars) pleaded guilty to Grade A punching in the 55th minute against Fryston. Disciplinary: Round 9. The Grade range from Grade A, which usually attracts a sanction of zero to one match, through to Grade F, where the suspension is a minimum of 8 matches. The RFL announced the verdict via its Twitter account: "Ben Flower of @WiganWarriorsRL banned until April 14 2015 after being found guilty of Grade F violent and aggressive punching v @Saints1890." December 17, 2018. The 26-year-old has been charged with a Grade F offence, the most serious in the RFLâs disciplinary code, and will ⦠It is worth noting that this is something that can be discussed at length by the panel and where the technical knowledge and experience comes into play. Disciplinary. SAINTS wing Tommy Makinson has been referred to the disciplinary tribunal on a Grade F charge of "Other Contrary Behaviour" in the 13th minute of the win over Castleford. the above is from the RFL site Full details will probably be published tomorrow. The Wolves three-quarter was charged with a Grade F offence â the most serious on the RFLâs scale â of âother contrary conductâ for a grab on Castlefordâs Alex Foster in Thursdayâs meeting at the Totally Wicked Stadium. Warriors prop Flower appears forlorn as he leaves the RFL disciplinary hearing in Leeds. Flower was found guilty of a Grade F offence, the RFL's most serious disciplinary category. for an alleged "squirrel grip" on Castleford Tigers Alex Foster. Super League Disciplinary. Warrington's Tom Lineham and Hull KR's Jordan Abdull could face long bans after separate 'low grab' charges by the RFL. The RFL has issued the following charges. The Wolves three-quarter was charged with a Grade F offence â the most serious on the RFL's scale ... although his Grade F charge was downgraded to Grade E. The Rugby Football League is set to launch a new community league for 2019, classed as a Tier 4 competition, for the best community clubs from the south of England and Wales. Flower, 26, admitted to a Grade F offence at an RFL disciplinary tribunal in Leeds and will not be able to play again until April next year. He has been charged with a Grade F offence - the most serious on the RFL's sliding scale - and is accused of "violent and aggressive punching on an off-guard opponent". Post by josie andrews » Mon Aug 10, 2020 3:14 pm The following charges have been issued from the RFL Match Review Panel: Pete Mata'utia (Castleford Tigers) Grade C Dangerous Lift - 2 Match Penalty Notice George Burgess (Wigan Warriors) Grade A Dangerous Contact - 1 Match Penalty Notice The following charges have been issued from the RFL Match Review Panel: Pete Mata'utia (Castleford Tigers) Grade C Dangerous Lift - 2 Match Penalty Notice. But Smithies has also been banned for two games for headbutting (Grade C) earlier in ⦠The RFL has confirmed that 12 players have been suspended after the independent disciplinary committee met on Tuesday evening. 10 Aug 2020. Acton was charged with a Grade F offence of âother contrary behaviour â after lifting Greg Bird from the ground when he lay injured during Leighâs defeat at Catalans last Saturday . It's somewhere in the middle "The St Helens winger was originally charged with a Grade F Other Contrary Behaviour by the RFL disciplinary, but at the Tribunal hearing the offence was deemed a Grade E. The Tribunal believed the incident merited a six-match suspension. The normal suspension range for a Grade D offence is three to five matches. Lineham's alleged transgression was deemed the most serious. Two Hull players have been charged for incidents during the game, while one Leeds man has also been handed a date with the RFL disciplinary panel this evening. Makinson was charged with a Grade F offence classed as âOther contrary behaviourâ, in our game with Castleford Tigers on Sunday following an incident â¦