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Well it says.....
The MRP determined that the Player committed the offence of R2 – Assault on a Player (e.g. violent conduct when not challenging for the ball) against Roy O’Donovan (Central Coast Mariners). The MRP proposed a sanction of the Mandatory Match suspension plus one (1) additional Hyundai A-League match, being the minimum sanction for the offence under the Regulations. This equates to two (2) Hyundai A-League matches.
So I presume Roy will have one week plus whatever they add on for the extra naughtiness. But really the other Muscat has been banned for two weeks a couple of times for elbowing an opponent.
So really it should be two weeks for Roy.
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Kevin Muscat got 8 weeks. Manny Muscat just got two. I was referring to him.I dunno... didn't Muscat get 8 weeks or so?
Seems like Roy getting 8 would still be disproportionate.
I think there's just something about headbutts that powers that be really, really don't like (and I thought Kevin Muscat's final cowardly tackle was only 5 or 6 weeks). Of course we're all guessing - and the MRP aren't known for logic behind their decisions.I dunno... didn't Muscat get 8 weeks or so?
Seems like Roy getting 8 would still be disproportionate.
Kevin Muscat got 8 weeks. Manny Muscat just got two. I was referring to him.
Yeah i know... Sorry, could have been clearer. I meant that Kevin Muscat got 8 weeks and his action actually severely injured someone.
Roy's seemed to have the intended consequence and didn't cause anywhere near the level of harm so it seems to me that, if it was a fair and reasonable system, Roy would be looking at less than 8
I don't see your logic there - why would Muscat's sentence indicate Roy's? Just because the MRP recommended one week extra here is no indication they'll do the same to Roy. Personally I'd be extremely surprised to see less than 6 weeks. I wouldn't be surprised to see 8-10.
My point was really that Kevin Muscat has been banned at least twice for elbows to the head. Both times two weeks.
I don't really see any difference between and elbow to the head, or a head to a head. Somehow I think the FFA will though.
I think the formula for the mrp is 2 weeks for the offence + 4 weeks for being a mariners player
Thanks RBS.
Well no one can be too surprised. Enough to keep all those baying for his blood relatively happy - better than the rest of season, but almost as good as.
Roy had a moment of provoked and very bad violence. But Muscat was not provoked and is a total grub. Always has been. Always will be.