Breaking news:He learnt his lesson :Rooster star forward learns fate after dangerous tackle…
Sydney Roosters forward Nat Butcher has been charged by the NRL’s match review committee for indiscretion in Thursday night’s loss to the Penrith Panthers.The Roosters forward was hit in the second half against the Penrith Panthers. forward Matthew Eisenhuth, who saw him slide high.The match review committee decided to only charge Butcher with 1st indiscretion, which leaves him eligible for a fine.
Because that is his first offense since the toss. A 12-month record, Butcher is only allowed to pay $1,000 if he pleads guilty early, or $1,500 if he loses his court case, to potentially be questioned on Tuesday night.Penrith forward Luke Garner could also be happy with the appointment. held that the review panel did not charge them after a penalty – but not awarded – in the 23rd minute which saw Penrith eventually win 22 to 16.
Garner’s strike saw the Roosters score the next season but Bunker refused to let the controversial try to stand inside. his wayNo other players were reported or charged in the game, as Butcher’s penalty was the only offense that triggered the 4th Round.The Roosters forward has until Saturday midday (AEDT) to decide whether to accept his early plea or go to court to challenge it..
