Hank93
Brownlow Medallist
Here's what Vadar posted earlier in the thread in relation to high contact.
Which seems to differ with what the MRP state during the Nahas/Smith incident.
Surely then Nahas's tackle should be graded as high contact if Smith's head hit the ground due to a tackle from Nahas.
Contact was high because Walker's actions directly resulted in Taylor's head making contact with the ground. The fact that Walker himself didn't make contact with Taylor's head is 100% completely and utterly irrelevant.
Which seems to differ with what the MRP state during the Nahas/Smith incident.
Nahas applies a tackle, without making high contact, and takes Smith to ground with the forward momentum of the Sydney player. Smith's head makes contact with the ground but it was the view of the panel that Nahas did not use excessive force or drive his opponent into the ground.
Surely then Nahas's tackle should be graded as high contact if Smith's head hit the ground due to a tackle from Nahas.






