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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2103759, member: 1764"] Mick's example may be off the mark. But you're wrong to suggest that a Grade 3 dangerous throw requires intent. Fact is, you drop any human being on their head, it's potentially very very dangerous. Hodges a) should not have attempted to lift Riddell, since the ball was already offloaded, and b) having lifted him, he should have attempted to get Riddell more horizontal before letting him go. Given the circumstances and the style of hold Hodges had, that wasn't physically possible, which goes back to point a) he shouldn't have lifted him at all. There was no defence for it, and that's why they didn't contest it. [/QUOTE]

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