Looked like a kind of horizontal shoulder charge technique to me, so I would of thought it would be against the current rules on that basis. The modern game, with all the emphasis on player welfare, simply can't sustain a situation where players habitually launching themselves horizontally head-first at each other, similar to these Asiata tackles and how Vila Matautia used to do years back when he was carrying the ball. I expect it will be clamped down on at some point. Probably treated similar to how 'hip drops' were this season.

Rugby League is a simple game but the powers that be are making the understanding of the game farcical . Rule changes every season that are hard to follow during the viewing of games & disciplinary procedures that could diminish even further a teams ability to play its best side & if individual player know their scores are totting up it'll be like playing with one arm tied behind his back.

Lewis on 3 points from last week, chances are he will get 3 more after tonight.

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https://www.rugby-league.com/article/63 ... view-panel

Lewis not cited lol

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