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The NRL’s Match Review Committee has come down on two players featuring in the North Queensland Cowboys<\/a> and Manly Sea Eagles<\/a> fixture on Thursday night.<\/p>\n It was a messy affair in Townsville after many days of rain, contributing to the slippery surface and poor ball control in humid conditions.<\/p>\n Subsequently, players lost discipline and were booked for it by the match officials.<\/p>\n The judiciary charged former Queensland Origin forward Coen Hess<\/a> with Grade 1 Dangerous Contact on Jake Simpkin<\/a> after the dummy half passed the ball, resulting in a try for Sea Eagles enforcer Taniela Paseka<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n He will see Hess cop a $1800 fine for his second offence, or he will be bumped up to a $2500 fine if he appeals and is found guilty at the judiciary panel.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Sea Eagles outside back Clayton Faulalo<\/a> was placed on report in the 25th minute of the match for Dangerous Contact on Cowboys winger Braidon Burns<\/a>.<\/p>\n Faulalo’s Grade 1 charge, along with the first offence, will see him booked with a $1000 fine for his tackle on Burns, or if he fights the call, it will be upgraded to a $1500 fine.<\/p>\n