Determinations about suspension appeals are made by Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and St Helens.
Determinations about suspension appeals are made by Warrington Wolves, Wigan Warriors, and St Helens.
WALKER CALLUM 09/07/2024
Tonight, the WarringTON WOLVES and St. Helens will appeal the bans imposed on James Harrison and Moses Mbye, respectively, before an Operational Rules Tribunal.
Following Warrington’s 48-0 thumping of the Huddersfield Giants on Friday night, Harrison was charged with Grade B Dangerous Contact and given a one-match suspension.
In St Helens’ 8-6 loss to the Castleford Tigers, Mbye was also given a one-match penalty notice for Grade B Dangerous Contact.
Having said that, the Wigan Warriors have made the decision not to file an appeal against Brad O’Neill’s one-match punishment notice for a Grade B Dangerous Throw/Lift that occurred during their victory over the Leigh Leopards.
Danny Craven of Oldham and Dec Patton of Featherstone Rovers, who were charged with Grade E Foul and Abusive words to a Match Official and Grade F Striking, respectively, will both be in attendance in Operational Rules Tribunals tonight.
