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Message: [QUOTE="Twiztid, post: 2481923, member: 2144"] It was dangerous but I think it was just wrestling technique gone wrong. Most of the Bulldogs tackles consisted of players grabbing one leg and twisting it around or lifting it up in some way to slow the play the ball down. Inu was trying to bring down one of the hardest players to tackle and Jackson loses grip (or doesn't really try to grab hold) of Inglis up top, this basically gives Inu's more aggressive actions below, no opposite force. If Jackson has Inglis wrapped up high, they most probably both fall down in a normal tackle or the refs call held, I am not saying any blame can be placed on Jackson though as Inu is at fault. On length of the suspension, we all know the word consistency at the judiciary seems to be a very hard one to spell. I am ok with 7 weeks and he is extremely lucky he has a good record to get it down to 5 if he is stupid enough to not take the early plea. [/QUOTE]

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