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Message: [QUOTE="Super Freak, post: 2978217, member: 8536"] Before 2017 the shoulder charge rule only came into play when there was no separation between the upper arm and the torso. In 2017, they fixed that by changing the rule to all forceful contact with the upper arm/shoulder is a shoulder charge regardless of separation. Billy Slater performed a shoulder charge under the current definition of the rule. So what possible changes could they make to fix it? The rule is not the problem. It's the fucking judiciary. The fact that the NRL still can't see this is why this problem isn't going to be ending anytime soon. [/QUOTE]

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