Cleary Fumes over 'Disturbing' Judiciary Issues

New NRL judiciary powers not ‘intervention’

NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo has hosed down concerns from Panthers coach Ivan Cleary and the Rugby League Players Association over changes to the judiciary system that give the Australian Rugby League Commission new powers to charge players for on-field offences.

Cleary fumes over 'disturbing' judiciary issues

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary takes aim at the ARL Commission and match review committee after Scott Sorensen's ban.

Ivan Cleary takes aim at NRL’s ‘disturbing’ new powers

The four-time premiership coach didn’t hold back in his assessment of the new rule.

Cleary vents over NRL's 'disturbing' new powers

Penrith coach Ivan Cleary is unhappy with the NRL's judicial process, lashing the hip-drop rule, the Match Review...

Salford Red Devils coach calls for disciplinary to use ‘game sense’ after Joe Shorrocks’ ban

Salford Red Devils coach Krisnan Inu has reacted to the news of Joe Shorrocks being handed a one-game ban by the disciplinary panel, insisting that ‘game sense’ and ‘genuine knowledge’ must be used when making those decisions. Instead, he’s pointed to technicalities in an ever-changing rulebook as he outlined his verdict on the ban that […] The post Salford Red Devils coach calls for disciplinary to use ‘game sense’ after Joe Shorrocks’ ban appe…

Lang on League: Why victory over Warriors was about more than just two points • The Western Weekender

“C’mon boys let’s keep it going!” You could hear young Panthers prop Liam Henry urging the troops on after veteran Scott Sorensen leapt in the air to catch a cross-field bomb launched by halfback Brad Schneider. Sorensen caught the ball then twisted his body and planted it right next to the uprights, to take the Panthers to a 14-12 lead over the Warriors following an easy conversion by Paul Alamoti. Sorensen could then be seen laying down the la…