NRL Judiciary Report: Fisher-Harris to miss Raiders game see details

NRL Judiciary Report: Fisher-Harris to miss Raiders game

Warriors prop James Fisher-Harris will miss the Round 12 clash against the Raiders after copping a one-match ban for a Careless High Tackle.

In his first game back from a pectoral injury suffered in Round 6, Fisher-Harris caught Harrison Graham high in the 77th minute at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday.

Had Fisher-Harris chosen to fight the charge at the judiciary and been found guilty at panel he would have missed two games.

 

The other players charged following Saturday’s games were Manly’s Reuben Garrick (Grade 1 Dangerous Contact) and Cronulla’s Siosifa Talakai (Grade 1 Careless High Tackle).

 

Garrick and Talakai have both been fined $1000 with early guilty pleas.

 

Bulldogs captain Stephen Crichton was charged with a Dangerous Contact offence but is clear to play for NSW in Origin One after entering an early guilty plea.

 

The tackle on Roosters prop Lindsay Collins in 43rd minute of Friday night’s game at Accor Stadium was assessed as a Grade 1 offence by the match review committee.

 

As this was Crichton’s third and subsequent offence of this nature he has been fined $3000. Had he fought the charge and been found guilty at the judiciary he faced a two-game suspension.

 

Dolphins playmaker Kodi Nikorima has been fined $1800 after entering an early guilty plea to a Grade 1 Careless High Tackle charge.

Latest Judiciary Charges

Player Charge Record Plea Penalty

James Fisher-Harris (Warriors) Grade 2 Careless High Tackle 1st Offence Guilty – early plea 1 match

Kodi Nikorima (Dolphins) Grade 1 Careless High Tackle 2nd Offence Guilty – early plea $1800 fine

Siosifa Talakai (Sharks) Grade 1 Careless High Tackle 1st Offence Guilty – early plea $1000 fine

Reuben Garrick (Sea Eagles) Grade 1 Dangerous Contact 1st Offence Guilty – early plea $1000 fine

Stephen Crichton (Bulldogs) Grade 1 Dangerous Contact 3rd & Subsequent Offence Guilty – early plea $3000 fine

*Rule 41BB Where a Player is charged with an offence which imposes a monetary fine and that Player is not on his Club’s Top 30 NRL List at the time that he is charged with the offence in the NRL Competition, the Player may elect to serve a 1 Match Suspension in lieu of paying the monetary fine.

Rule 41BB Where a Player is charged with an offence which imposes a monetary fine and that Player is not on his Club’s Top 30 NRL List at the time that he is charged with the offence in the NRL Competition, the Player may elect to serve a 1 Match Suspension in lieu of paying the monetary fine.

• Reed Mahoney (Round 4, Dangerous Contact – $1800 fine)
• Reed Mahoney (Round 4, High Tackle – $1800 fine)
• Marcelo Montoya (Round 2, Shoulder Charge – $1500 fine)
• Stephen Crichton (Round 1, Dangerous Contact – $1800 fine)
• Jacob Preston (Round 1, Dangerous Contact – $1000 fine)
• Max King (Pre-Season Round 3, Careless High Tackle – $1000 fine)
• Josh Curran (Pre-Season Round 3, Careless High Tackle – suspended 1 match)

Cronulla Sharks

• Siosifa Talakai (Round 11, Careless High Tackle – $1000 fine)
• Braydon Trindall (Round 9, Dangerous Contact – $1000 fine)
• Briton Nikora (Round 8, Careless High Tackle – $1800 fine)
• Teig Wilton (Round 7, Dangerous Contact – $1000 fine)
• Cam McInnes (Round 7, Dangerous Contact – $1000 fine)
• Billy Burns (Round 5, Careless High Tackle – $1000 fine)
• Toby Rudolf (Round 4, Dangerous Contact – $1800 fine)
• Sam Stonestreet (Round 4, Crusher Tackle – $1500 fine)
• Briton Nikora (Round 1, Dangerous Contact – $1000