LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
Penrith Panthers' official website, penrithpanthers.com.au, has reported that Panthers prop James Fisher-Harris has been charged with dangerous contact by the NRL Match Review Committee.
This charge comes after the team's match against Gold Coast last night.
Fisher-Harris has received a Grade 1 charge for his contact on Titans player Jacob Alick during the 60th minute of the Round 25 clash.
However, the prop will only face a monetary penalty for this offense.
Despite the charge, Fisher-Harris will still be eligible to play in the upcoming clash against the Eels at BlueBet Stadium on Thursday night.
The Panthers will be relieved to have their prop available for such an important game as they continue their campaign for the finals.
This incident highlights the physical nature of the sport of rugby league, where players often engage in intense contact throughout the game.
The NRL Match Review Committee plays a crucial role in ensuring player safety and enforcing the rules of the game.
Fisher-Harris will now have to pay close attention to his technique and avoid any further dangerous contact to prevent future charges.
The Panthers will be hoping that their prop can learn from this incident and continue to contribute to the team's success on the field.
As the season reaches its climax, teams like the Panthers must remain disciplined and avoid unnecessary penalties that could hinder their chances of success.
The upcoming clash against the Eels will be a crucial test for the Panthers as they strive to secure a top spot in the competition and build momentum heading into the finals.