Victor Radley receives fine but can play in NRL Grand Final
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 12:42 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Victor Radley of the Sydney Roosters has been cleared to participate in the NRL Grand Final after receiving a $3,000 early plea fine for a Grade 1 dangerous contact charge. The incident occurred during Friday’s preliminary final against the Dolphins, where Radley was reported for a hip-drop tackle on Herbie Farnworth. Despite his history with the MRC, he opted to accept the fine rather than risk a two-match suspension. The Roosters secured their place in the Grand Final following a 36-20 victory over the Dolphins. They await the winner of the match between the Penrith Panthers and Newcastle Knights.
- •Radley was fined $3,000 for a dangerous contact charge.
- •He will play in the NRL Grand Final next week.
- •Roosters defeated the Dolphins 36-20 in the preliminary final.
- •Radley was reported for a hip-drop tackle on Farnworth.
- •The Roosters await their opponent from the upcoming Panthers vs. Knights match.
- 12:42 AMZero Tackle NRL — Victor Radley learns judiciary fate ahead of NRL Grand Final
"There was three charges from the NRL’s MRC in Friday’s preliminary final.
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