Peter Smith @PeteSmithYEP · 1h
Wakefield Wildcats' Richard Moore fined £500 for making obscene or offensive gestures to supporters v Bradford. Suspended until end of 2015

That is well harsh,and a big loss to us.

But still no action for Jamie Peacocks foul mouthed, abusive and homophobic outburst toward James Child when Leeds played Warrington.

At the risk of stating the obvious, the fine is suspended-not the man

That will teach me to pay more attention on here instead of the football



by the way did i say.........come on england

That never happened; the many thousands of us who saw it plain as day on Sky TV were just wrong...

Apart from if you search 'Jamie Peacock to a referee - charge or no charge' on a popular site that we can't mention where he clearly says

"F bent C"

I'm under the impression that Richard Agar was fined about £6,000 and banned for a number of games for just using one of those words about the same official. (Clue: it was the middle word)

Jamie the legend, future RFL administrator, RL Ambassador, miracle athlete (did anyone mention he's 36), Rhinos talisman, Hall of Fame certainty Peacock cannot possibly be charged with such an offence so the RFL have completely ignored this transgression. Meanwhile Richard Moore gets fined and banned for defending himself and a gesture to the crowd.

Can't defend that you would have thought.

That clip was on SKY TV, no doubt SKY+ and some will have rewound it over and over. It's been all over twitter and Facebook not to mention a number of RL Forums like this one. There is simply no way on Gods green earth that the RFL are not aware of it yet nothing done, nothing even mentioned!

Jamies defence has always been that you didn't punish me when i bravely got stuck into Willie Mason when he decked Fielden so don't punish me now.

Harsh on Richard though.

Can't remember him ever saying that but if he did it's a ridiculous defence.
By the way while I know this is a Richard Moore thread we we're discussing Peacocks homophobic abuse towards the ref and not his seemingly untouchable position as an enforcer.