No, in the comparison that was drawn earlier in the thread I feel there are reasons for the inconsistency, Nathan was harshly treated for what was very minor, I have concluded that the panel felt the tweet was aimed at them and therefore they have reacted to that part of the issue within the process. In the BV instance they will be so far removed from the severity, or the likely impact of the social media post, then they will perhaps see it as trivial. My underlying point is that the RFU is inconsistent by design, Gaby got 4 weeks last season for an error of judgement, Tom Youngs gets 3 weeks for smashing shoulder first into a players head, a player who was on the floor and unable to move out of the way. Inconsistent seems to be the watch word.