Round 13 Central v Norwood

[gazzamagoo]

Norwood’s Jackson Callow has received a three-match penalty for engaging in rough conduct with Central District’s Oliver Shaw during the first quarter at X Convenience Oval on Saturday.

Callow, who was referred directly to the SANFL Tribunal by the Match Review Panel, pleaded guilty to the charge.

It was graded by the Tribunal Panel as careless conduct, severe impact and high contact. The Panel – which was chaired by Ian White and included Angus Kurtze and Melanie Burton – then applied the base sanction of three matches to that classification.

Callow will miss the Redlegs’ matches against Woodville-West Torrens, Adelaide and West Adelaide before returning against North Adelaide in Round 18.

[northerner]

I would have added an extra game just for the tough guy taunt after the collision.

I think it was this act which prompted Doggie players to label it as a "Dog Act" immediately after the game.

[gazzamagoo]

I would have added an extra game just for the tough guy taunt after the collision.

I think it was this act which prompted Doggie players to label it as a "Dog Act" immediately after the game.

I would have thought that a deliberate act with high contact would have resulted in at least 8 matches.

[Dogs64]

I would have added an extra game just for the tough guy taunt after the collision.

I think it was this act which prompted Doggie players to label it as a "Dog Act" immediately after the game.

I would have thought that a deliberate act with high contact would have resulted in at least 8 matches.

Exactly, it wasn't just careless it was deliberate. Shaw will be out for at least 3 weeks.

[gazzamagoo]

I would have added an extra game just for the tough guy taunt after the collision.

I think it was this act which prompted Doggie players to label it as a "Dog Act" immediately after the game.

I would have thought that a deliberate act with high contact would have resulted in at least 8 matches.

Exactly, it wasn't just careless it was deliberate. Shaw will be out for at least 3 weeks.

typical Norwood thuggery

[dedja]

Callow act …

[northerner]

Wow. The SANFL have appealed against the Tribunal decision on Callows penalty saying it is "manifestly inadequate".
Can't recall this development happening previously.

Begs the question as to who makes up the Tribunal? Do they drink Red wine?

[gazzamagoo]

UPDATED – Wednesday July 16

SANFL has appealed the Tribunal Panel’s decision to suspend Norwood’s Jackson Callow for three matches for engaging in rough conduct with Central District’s Oliver Shaw in the first quarter on Saturday.

At a hearing to be conducted by Appeals Commissioner, The Hon. Michael David, KC on Thursday July 17 at 6pm, SANFL will appeal on the grounds that Callow’s three-match penalty was ”manifestly inadequate.”

Rightly so too, will probably get 5 or 6.

[Brucetiki]

Right call by the SANFL. Needs to be at least doubled.

[mal]

https://sanfl.com.au/league/news/round- ... w-panel-6/
This one got 2 matches
On that incident Callows 3 weeks is about right

If had to give an opinion
Both are lucky not to get 5 weeks

[Spargo]

https://sanfl.com.au/league/news/round-7-sanfl-match-review-panel-6/
This one got 2 matches
On that incident Callows 3 weeks is about right

If had to give an opinion
Both are lucky not to get 5 weeks

You’re spot on on all counts @mal

[Dogs64]

https://sanfl.com.au/league/news/round-7-sanfl-match-review-panel-6/
This one got 2 matches
On that incident Callows 3 weeks is about right

If had to give an opinion
Both are lucky not to get 5 weeks

3 weeks no way. Cooper Murley, didn't even go off (very fortunate for Beau Thomas). Oliver Shaw was concussed and wont play for at least 3 weeks, if he can get back in to the side.