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NRL: High tackle crackdown takes first scalps as Des Hasler could face sanctions amid post-match comments.
A crackdown on foul play saw heads and eyes roll during round five of the NRL premiership. Eight sin-bins were issued over ...
NRL referees are on notice for failure to sanction players using sin bins on head-high tackles
Phil ‘Buzz’ Rothfield has slammed the NRL Match Review Committee for their lack of action taken against Reed Mahoney for a ...
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Leaked NRL email admits referees got it wrong
A leaked email has revealed the NRL's concern over the lack of sin bin calls on the weekend for high contact.Jarome Luai, Jordan Riki, Tom Gilbert and Reed Mahoney all stayed on the field before ...
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NRL must remove grey areas in head-high tackle furore
Wayne Bennett wants the NRL to develop back-and-white rules based around concussion severity as a crackdown on head-high ...
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NRL News: Hasler set to cop sanctions over anti-crackdown rant, Papi eases fears over latest injury scare
The NRL will decide on Monday whether to sanction outspoken Gold Coast coach Des Hasler after his post-game rant over the high tackle crackdown in Round 5.
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NRL referees are on notice for failure to sanction players using sin bins on head-high tackles
It is understood the NRL was particularly concerned with four incidents which were penalised and placed on report by referees, but failed to result in use of the sin bin. Reed Mahoney high shot.