UPCOMING ROUNDS
JUDICIARY WATCH
Round 20 BIG LEAGUE 2019 15
play his 200th game for the club. ��Manly fullback Tom Trbojevic is undefeated in nine club and Origin games in 2019. ��The Cowboys haven’t won at Leichhardt Oval since 2000.
The funds raised are astonishing, and the
awareness that brain cancer receives from this - it
goes on all year round.”‘ScoMo’ lends a hand
Prime Minister Scott Morrison braved the wintry
conditions to cheer on the Sharks last week, and
his support paid off as they stormed home to pick
up a crucial win. After the game, the PM was invited
into the sheds where he pounded the esky with
great vigour during the team song. The NRL Physio
posted on Twitter that Mr Morrison had suffered
a hand injury and was unlikely to return to esky
hitting for the next 2-4 weeks. Hopefully the PM’s
office will release a detailed casualty ward update.Injury avoided
There were grim scenes at Newcastle as Kalyn
Ponga’s shot on Michael Chee Kam went wrong,
and Chee Kam was taken from the ground to theAaron Woods Contrary Conduct Jake Granville 1 Early plea $1,
Sharks Cowboys
Issac Luke Dangerous Throw Dylan Brown 2 Guilty 3 games
Warriors Eels
Tevita Pangai High Tackle – Phillip Sami 2 Early plea 1 game
Broncos Careless Titans
Jake Trbojevic Dangerous Throw Jahrome Hughes 1 Early plea Nil
Sea Eagles Storm
Dylan Napa Dangerous Contact – Victor Radley 1 Early plea Nil
Bulldogs Other Roosters
J Waerea-Hargreaves Dangerous Contact – Jack Cogger 1 Early plea 1 game
Roosters Other Bulldogs
Elliott Whitehead Contrary Conduct Nathan Cleary 1 Pending
Raiders Panthers judiciaryhospital in an ambulance with concerns about his
neck. But the 27-year-old was cleared of serious
injury and even thanked Ponga for checking on
him. “(Shoutout) to Ponga for checking on me
straight after. It’s a contact sport and sometimes
that’s what happens,” Chee Kam wrote on Twitter.Future in limbo for O’Neill
The extent of Cowboys Justin O’Neill’s injury has
been revealed. Sustained in Round 11 against the
Raiders, O’Neill finished the game with two broken
ribs that had ruptured his spleen, causing internal
bleeding. He was rushed to hospital the next day
and was told by surgeons he was lucky to be alive
after losing two-thirds of his blood. He had to stay
in Canberra for an extended period before flying
back to Townsville, where he underwent another
operation. He’s back to light duties at the club but
it’s still unknown when or if he’ll be able to return
to the field. We wish him a speedy recovery.