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Glenn Jackson

Glenn Jackson is a Rugby League Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald

South Sydney Fullback Greg Inglis leaves the NRL headquarters in Moore Park after receiving a 3 week ban for a shoulder charge

Judiciary hand Inglis a three-match ban

Glenn Jackson MISSION accomplished, sort of. Souths were last night successful in having Greg Inglis's dangerous-contact charge downgraded, handing him a three-match suspension, but it was difficult to tell if...

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NRL brings in change to charge definition

Glenn Jackson, Lee Gaskin Fresh from their decision to alter obstruction interpretations, the NRL is now set to make changes to the policing of shoulder charges in time for round five.

Fa'aoso faces up to four-week ban

Glenn Jackson Manly forward Richie Fa'aoso is facing a four-match ban over his controversial shoulder charge on Gold Coast's Ashley Harrison on Saturday.

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Fuming Farah can't get past controversial obstruction rulings

Glenn Jackson Another night, another attack of the obstruction rules. This time it was Wests Tigers captain Robbie Farah who expressed his frustration over the recent interpretations, maintaining defenders were...

Juggling act at the top as league joins big end of town

Glenn Jackson NOW that the dust has settled, for now, and Ben Barba's expected long road to recovery has begun, it's worth asking: have the Bulldogs ever looked more like the family club?

Sharks bid to save skin but risk legal battle with players

Glenn Jackson The split between Cronulla's players and its board, which is already widening following the mass departure of five key staff, has been illustrated further by the club's decision to engage prominent...

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Graham rolls dice with tribunal

Chris Barrett, Glenn Jackson ALLEGED biter James Graham will not be eligible for any leniency at the NRL judiciary after surprisingly having a not-guilty plea entered on his behalf before tonight's tribunal hearing in Sydney.

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I'm a lover not a biter; defiant Graham maintains innocence

Glenn Jackson MAINTAINING his innocence throughout the judiciary hearing last night and even after, James Graham says he's not a biter, but history will record otherwise after the Bulldogs prop was handed a...

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Sideshow spoils Bulldogs' big night

Glenn Jackson IN THEIR superhero costumes, a few are alleged to have behaved poorly. In their sharp suits and ties, and in front of cameras that were welcome (or as welcome as they could be under the...

Business as usual for referee bosses despite uncertain future

Glenn Jackson REFEREES coaches Bill Harrigan and Stuart Raper were back at work yesterday despite the ongoing review into their positions.

Commission crackdown on shoulder charges

Glenn Jackson THE ARL Commission has taken a step towards banning the shoulder charge, cracking down on the technique for the rest of the season and warning clubs that dangerous tackles will be punished.