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Blood teaming down Austin's face.
"Nah, nothing in that."
Who's in the bunker tonight?
If the rule is only for reportable offences, I'm happy with that call. It won't ever make it to the judiciary. In the past they've put it on report purely because it was worthy of a penalty had the on-field ref seen it.
When it initially happened, it didn't look like much but the way Thompson went into the tackle and Austin's body-position meant that it had to be a Grade 1.
I'm pretty sure the MRC sit in on the bunker, so it goes to show how much of a joke it is.
I don't agree, you see that happen at least once a game. Normally the refs spot it though, in which case of course it's a penalty.
I don't think his bloodied nose should change anything. Just because Austin's nose is made of glass shouldn't mean the tackle is more worthy of report. Unfortunately the judiciary do take injury in to account - otherwise Blair wouldn't have been suspended last year or a few weeks ago. But injury shouldn't (and isn't supposed to) influence a charge.
You just love the taste of Ricky tears though tbf