Wolves full-back Stefan Ratchford, who was involved in the incident which sees Tigers centre Ben Crooks charged with dangerous contact. Picture by Mike Boden
CASTLEFORD centre Ben Crooks will face no further action despite being charged with dangerous contact in last week's defeat to Wolves.
Tony Smith's side received a clean bill of health with no players cited, but Crooks was hit with a Grade A charge of dangerous contact.
The citing related to an incident in the 42nd minute during which Crooks came into contact with Wolves full-back Stefan Ratchford.
However, the panel accepted the Early Guilty Plea offered by the former Hull man, meaning he escaped a fine and suspension.
Meanwhile, Tigers half-back Rangi Chase also escaped further action for a 26th-minute late tackle on The Wire’s Chris Sandow.
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