Dane Chisholm has been in fine form for Cougars, but he will now miss two of their upcoming games. Picture: Jonny Tomes-Green.
KEIGHLEY Cougars will have to deal without the mercurial Dane Chisholm for two games, after he picked up a ban for using foul language.
The half-back has been charged with the offence by the Rugby Football League’s Match Review Panel.
Chisholm has been handed a two-match penalty notice for a charge of Grade C Foul Language towards Match Officials.
This follows the incident in the 44th minute of last Sunday’s victory over Oldham when he was sin-binned for dissent by the referee.
The two match-ban will apply for Keighley’s visit to the London Skolars and their home fixture against Cornwall.
Chisholm is free to play in this Sunday’s Cougar Pride fixture against the West Wales Raiders.
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