The Match Review Committee has been busy after Friday night in Round 23 of the NRL season, with four players cited across the Warriors-Panthers and Roosters-Bulldogs fixtures. Since it is a second offence for him, the fine is steeper. It is a $1,800 fine with an early plea, rising to $2,500 if he's found guilty after fighting the charge. The Bulldogs come out of the match with the most judiciary attention, with two players and three charges between them. It is a second offence for Hayes, with a $1,800 fine with an early plea, $2,500 if he loses to Victor Radley.