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Four match ban, might have been more, some might suggest.

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I don't think I mind that. It's a serious ban and fortunately I don't think he did any damage to Holroyd or Irwin. I think they let other bad stuff go: I'm interested in whether Amone gets anything for a forceful blow straight to Webster's head.

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I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

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Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade E Headbutt - Penalty Points: 18 - Total Penalty Points: 20 - 3 Match Suspension 

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade C Late Contact on Passer - Penalty Points: 5 - Total Penalty Points: 11.5 - 1 Match Suspension and Fine

Can anyone explain how the "Total Penalty Points" works?

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1 minute ago, Click said:

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade E Headbutt - Penalty Points: 18 - Total Penalty Points: 20 - 3 Match Suspension 

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade C Late Contact on Passer - Penalty Points: 5 - Total Penalty Points: 11.5 - 1 Match Suspension and Fine

Can anyone explain how the "Total Penalty Points" works?

No including the person who created it

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18 minutes ago, Click said:

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade E Headbutt - Penalty Points: 18 - Total Penalty Points: 20 - 3 Match Suspension 

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade C Late Contact on Passer - Penalty Points: 5 - Total Penalty Points: 11.5 - 1 Match Suspension and Fine

Can anyone explain how the "Total Penalty Points" works?

A bit like penalty points on a driving license. Its not very clear but it does work as intended as far as I can tell.

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29 minutes ago, Click said:

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade E Headbutt - Penalty Points: 18 - Total Penalty Points: 20 - 3 Match Suspension 

Mikey Lewis (Hull KR) - Opposition: Warrington Wolves - Grade C Late Contact on Passer - Penalty Points: 5 - Total Penalty Points: 11.5 - 1 Match Suspension and Fine

Can anyone explain how the "Total Penalty Points" works?

He had 2 before the meeting, gains 18 for the first offence they process. They then remove 75% of those points because it results in an outcome (75% of 18 is 13.5) leaving 6.5.
He then gains 5 for the second offence giving a total of 11.5, and gets another outcome. 
If I understand it he carries forward 7.75 points. 

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At some point these continual selfish and indulgent indiscretions will force his coach to assess his value to the team.

As good as he can be with the ball in hand, his poor defence, the penalties he concedes and the cumulation of matches he misses via bans will effect his worth and a coach may opt for a more dependable player.

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3 hours ago, The Hallucinating Goose said:

What a penis.

Never seen him without his shorts on, but I'll take your word on it.

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Deserves it.

What will he do now?

2 weeks at Norbrick Castle in Blackpool on the lager.

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12 minutes ago, Thunder Road said:

Deserves it.

What will he do now?

2 weeks at Norbrick Castle in Blackpool on the lager.

Christ almighty, what a reference. It was already like the hotel from The Shining 15 years ago, and I don't think it has been done up in the meantime.

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I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

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Wire players should have levelled him after that headbutt !

 

Horrible piece of work who only sig when he's winning !!  Fat Dancer !🤣

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2 hours ago, OMEGA said:

At some point these continual selfish and indulgent indiscretions will force his coach to assess his value to the team.

As good as he can be with the ball in hand, his poor defence, the penalties he concedes and the cumulation of matches he misses via bans will effect his worth and a coach may opt for a more dependable player.

I hope he doesn't become another Jake Connor. Wasted his best years by thinking he was better than he actually was and taking the "cocky half-back" to extreme levels to the detriment of his own game and team. 

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Surely, by now, he, his family, his teammates and his coaches as well as the club owner and fans should have "had a word" with him about his instability. 

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Q: When will we know that 14 clubs is working for Super League?

A. Before we can answer that, we need to know what the move was meant to achieve. Seemingly, no one knows,

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2 hours ago, Thunder Road said:

Deserves it.

What will he do now?

2 weeks at Norbrick Castle in Blackpool on the lager.

Maybe he'll be swotting up before an appearance on Celebrity Mastermind.

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