If only we could all pull out a rabbit like that in our arguments.

Point out the section please? (cant be bothered to read it!)





Not sure the contempt of court legislation covers dicussions in the public domain etc either.

That's why it was such a good rabbit.

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sub-judice last until sentencing.



5 Criminal proceedings are concluded—



(a) by acquittal or, as the case may be, by sentence;

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That is direct from one of the siteowners, RLFans has to be careful about what is discussed so that is why there is a complete ban until the case is completely finished.



As with Cockayne, once the sentencing has happened then people can discuss it as mush as they want, although not sure why they would want to tbh.

But your definition there doesnt relate to sub-judice. The definition above talks about criminal conviction. Cases are only sub-judice that im aware of which means they cannot be talked about in public pre-conviction or acquital in case the public impact the verdict. Once the conviction is made the judge then sentences using all previous history etc I can understand not wanting to discuss in public in case it impacts the judge sentencing but thats highly unlikely.



Anyhow, its irrelevant as its an RLFans by-law isnt it!!

Reardon did not play yesterday because he has not mastered our plays in the short time he was at training



If only he had been there 5 minutes longer

Yes

He'd have stayed on his wing and waited for a pass i imagine, not expecting to need to come in and scoot to fit to our game plan.

That would be about right, we need a fullback, we sign a fullback and then we play him on the wing

I prefer him on the wing. Im happy with Hally at FB.

Reardon is a far better FB than winger imo. I like Hall at fullback but I would also like to see him playing centre.

At least if Reardon played at FB, we'd have someone who could make it past the 1st tackler! Hall just folds as soon as he's near the tackle.



Much rather see Hall at Centre!