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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2133543, member: 1764"] On the contrary, I think the NRL should be applauded. For too long saliva expulsion has been seen as an accepted practice amongst our sporting elite. However, they are role models, and our kids will feel they can work in a restaurant and spit at the feet of patrons simply because it's their place of work. Wade McKinnon is lucky. i would've banned him for life. This is the first step. The next is the disgusting habit of players to launch snot rockets. Darren Lockyer was one to be caught out publicly way back in 1996. He was severely reprimanded by the club and has since learnt that you blow your nose into a tissue before the game, at half time or after the game. It's disappointing that they let themselves down by letting Matt Hilder off based on the argument that he didn't hock a loogie, he just spat the dummy, which is accepted practice since the so called halfback of the century made spitting the dummy his most visible on field skill. [/QUOTE]

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