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<\/p>\nSydney Roosters backrower Angus Crichton is the lone man facing a stint on the sidelines after the first Super Saturday of the year.<\/p>\n
Crichton was charged with a grade one crusher tackle on Manly forward Taniela Paseka, which was not penalised during the game.<\/p>\n
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The incident passed without much commotion from either the players or commentators as Paseka stayed down grabbing his neck after the contact.<\/p>\n
The Roosters would go on to win comfortably, 46-4<\/a>.<\/p>\n Two others Roosters were charged in the game, but both will be hit with a fine. Jake Friend appeared to pull the hair of Martin Taupau early in the contest and was slugged with a $1350 fine, while Jared Waerea-Hargreaves took exception to a tackle from Curtis Sironen and was put on report after throwing an elbow towards the Manly forward.<\/p>\n He will pay a $1600 fine.<\/p>\n The only other charge from Saturday was on Warriors' halfback Chanel Harris-Tavita, who tripped his former teammate Patrick Herbert<\/a> and has been fined $1150.<\/p>\n It was the only sour note of the afternoon for the Warriors, who comfortably held off the Gold Coast Titans in an impressive 19-6 win.<\/p>\n![\"NRL](\"https:\/\/vms-network-images-prod.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com\/2021\/03\/348092\/pickerImage.jpg\")
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