Nic Nats Report: Tribunal - Still pathetic/soft/inconsistent

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It doesn't matter what Amon does you still have to tackle fairly.

Not true anymore with the amendments to rules where players cause the high contact as an example.

However that's blatantly in the back - nic tried to turn him and actually did - but not until after he cannoned into his back first.

First impact in on top of the ball and then he rolls over it and ploughs his head into the ground.
 
Watch Christians explanation it makes sense i doubt under appeal he gets off now. And he never mentuobs pinned arms. Its about a Driving tackle and duty of care
 
At least with the change to the MRP - we can challenge with no risk other than financial.

The MRP had become emboldened knowing that clubs were too pissweak to challenge. So they kept creeping further forward with penalising increasingly softer events.

This is a "for the good of the game" challenge.

Didn't pick him up and dump him, no second motion - what reasonable option did he have - not tackle? Not be 120kg? Not run fast?

That' it right there. The tackle at first impact was completely legal. Tackled him at the waist, nothing wrong there. But the fact that he is a big guy running at top speed, the momentum carries him over the back, so free kick. Technically, it shouldn't even be a fine.
 

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Essentially Nic Nat has been offered a one week suspension for being an absolute monster who has physically dominated an unlucky smaller opponent.

F**k em, take the week off Nic, we'll get the win at spotless and then break Richmond with you back at the coalface.

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Watch Christians explanation it makes sense i doubt under appeal he gets off now. And he never mentuobs pinned arms. Its about a Driving tackle and duty of care

It's a slippery slope that argument. What's he meant to do? Not tackle players smaller than him? Where does that argument end?
 
Pinned his left arm and Amon is desperately trying to brace his fall with his right.
He does get lifted off the ground, pause the video it's clear to see
There's no whiplash because he's buried in to the ground

It's not a sling tackle. It's a driving tackle. Different but just as dangerous.
He's not lifted off the ground. He falls over and is in between steps so there is a split second there is nothing touching the ground.
 
That' it right there. The tackle at first impact was completely legal. Tackled him at the waist, nothing wrong there. But the fact that he is a big guy running at top speed, the momentum carries him over the back, so free kick. Technically, it shouldn't even be a fine.
Being a big guy doesn't give you an excuse to dump a guys head in the ground, just like it doesn't to hit someone high.
 
Being a big guy doesn't give you an excuse to dump a guys head in the ground, just like it doesn't to hit someone high.

He didn't dump a guys head into the ground. Have you EVEN watched the footage? He tackled him at the waist, and the momentum carried him forward over the back. It will be the first time ever someone has been penalised for a tackle like this.
 

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This is like some one getting a week for a high tackle.
 
It's a slippery slope that argument. What's he meant to do? Not tackle players smaller than him? Where does that argument end?
I think Christian is saying there is a duty of care involved so if its going to drive a guy into the dirt you are tackling wrong
 
I think Christian is saying there is a duty of care involved so if its going to drive a guy into the dirt you are tackling wrong

Did he talk about reasonable alternatives?

If he you hit a guy at pace, your momentum is only going in one direction.

Was he supposed to run slower?
 

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