Corey Norman's time at the Toulouse Olympics came after he received an eight-match suspension for "intentionally placing his hand between the buttocks of an opponent's player." It may be over.
Footage shows Norman, 31, in Toulouse's 32-18 Super League loss to the Warrington Wolves (8) (August 11). It was showing a standoff that did an unnecessary act. The Australian tackled Warrington's Oliver Holmes, but he reached over his back trying to reach behind his opponent.
Norman came out of his injury, smiling and reaching out to Holmes. It looks like The former pleaded not guilty at a disciplinary hearing but was convicted on a grade F charge of "other misconduct."
The court was chaired by Honorary Justice Sarah Wright, who said the panel was "completely satisfied" that Norman's actions were intentional. rice field. In addition to his ban, former Parramatta Eels and St George Illawarra hits were fined £500.
"Footage of the incident shows the deliberate movement of Corey Norman's left arm, putting his hand over Oliver Holmes' head and on his buttocks," saidRugby Football League's Read the ruling published on the website. } "This footage shows Corey Norman's hands and fingers intentionally placed on his buttocks, leading to an immediate complaint from Holmes, the reaction of his teammate Danny Walker, and the This, coupled with Holmes' statement that he did so, shows that he was completely satisfied that he deliberately placed his hand between the opponent's player's buttocks, and that the charges were proven."
An eight-match suspension means Toulouse will miss out on a push for season-ending relegation unless Norman succeeds in appealing.
Not only that, but Norman's rugby league career could end for the second time.
Norman played in the National Rugby League (NRL) for 11 years and was initially heading for a sporting exit after leaving the Dragons last year. The veteran was taken down by Parramatta in 2016 after he was "arrested in an MDMA capsule" and "filmed sex him tape."
