Paul Kent

Steve Nopasaran says, I'm going to refer, this is obviously talking about Thursday night's game, I'm going to refer to Ponga's sending off, Wednesday night's game, sorry, I'm going to refer to Ponga's sending off as a Klein's clanger from now on.

Is that the worst origin refereeing decision and process for coming to that decision you've ever seen?

No, I think you're wrong.

I think in the modern rule, it was a shoulder charge.

That's what's been left out of a lot of the argument.

Yeah, look, Kenty, I think in the modern game you can't be doing that anymore.

It was concussed.

Look, with all this stuff with head injuries these days, to sit there and think it's okay that a player gets knocked out with a tackle that's not allowed to be done in the rule book,

As a worse decision, I think it's just ridiculous.

You mightn't like it, but that's the way the game is.

Steve's a pommy, he says, with no skin in the game.

Shout out to our pommy friends.

All right, the untalented one says, I think I got called that at many stages in my junior career.

No doubt.

Do you think they should remove accidents from cardable offences?

Well, there's no cards in them, I believe.

Well, there's no cards, but the rules... Penalty and fine only, no send-offs, he's saying.

Yeah, but the rules actually...

state, careless, reckless, and intentional.

Careless by definition means no intent.