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FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn4 hours ago The 23-year-old failed in his bid to have a grade-two dangerous contact charge downgraded, and will now be sidelined for the next month. Mitchell's absence is a huge loss for Souths, who will play both Canberra and Melbourne in his absence, while it also puts an end to his chances of winning the Dally M award and hurts his hopes of a return to the NSW side for State of Origin. Latrell in hot water for high shot "If Latrell Mitchell deserves 4 weeks on the sideline for that incident, I am an astronaut," Gould tweeted. "This game just ...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn3 hours ago Rugby league great Phil Gould says it's time to "blow up" the NRL's judiciary system following a round that saw a number of stars hit with lengthy suspensions. Mitchell could've accepted an early guilty plea of three weeks, but opted to challenge his grade-two dangerous contact charge, in which he received a lengthier ban for coming out unsuccessful. Speaking on the suspension handed down to the Rabbitohs star, Gould said the entire incident highlighted a broken system that ultimately resulted in punishment that doesn't fit the crime...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn6 days ago It means Radley will not be suspended and will instead cop a $1900 fine. He is free to turn out this Sunday for the Roosters' ANZAC clash against the Dragons. The 23-year-old would have missed two games if he had taken an early guilty plea, and risked a three-match suspension if he failed at the NRL Judiciary. But the Roosters' gamble has paid off. NRL prosecutor Peter McGrath argued Radley "accelerated" towards Munster and said he believed it was a "real contributor" to the tackle. JT fires up over Radley incident "[Radley] doesn't...