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I like what Kimi said, its "being preety damn hypocritical to go complaining about someone whinging when your whinging about someone whinging."Schoolies_2004 said:As for Morley, he'd be stupid to try and fight it, 2 weeks is good, but I like what Walker had to say on the matter regarding Stuart (So true as well):
"I wish he would stop whingeing and have a look at it and actually admit what happens and get on with it, because I'm sick to the back teeth of seeing him up there whingeing. It's giving me the shits."
Also:
sydneyroosters.com.au said:Remorseful Roosters forward Adrian Morley has apologised to Souths half Ben Walker after today accepting an early guilty plea that will see the Test forward miss two weeks of football.
Morley, 28, was yesterday charged by the NRL match review committee with a grade-three careless high tackle on Walker during the 50th minute of the Roosters’ solid first-up victory last Sunday.
Morley said today: “During the tackle with Ben Walker my shoulder accidentally made contact with his head.
“There was no malice in the tackle.
“I’ve actually phoned Ben to apologise and see how he is and he accepted my apology.”
Morley vowed to work overtime on his tackling technique in order to cope with new rules introduced by the NRL in 2006 – that state any contact with the head, regardless of whether an attempted tackle is accidental or not, can be punished by suspension.
“Over the last couple of years I’ve been doing a lot of work on my tackling technique but with the implications of this new rule, it looks like I’m going to have to do some more work,” he said.
Roosters CEO Brian Canavan added: “The application of the new rule states that the shoulder is part of the arm.
“As admitted by our club and by Adrian, Adrian made contact with Ben’s head with his shoulder, so therefore we have to accept that it’s a grade three.
“It’s a new rule and this is the first major test case in 2006.
“I’m sure the NRL will keep a close eye on all similar instances this year.”
Morley will be free to return against Manly in round four.