Four players charged following brawl in Wests Tigers v Canberra Raiders under-20s THE NRL has come down hard on the under-20s players involved in Saturday night's ugly Holden Cup brawl at Campbelltown. In the wake of the game's new no-biff policy, the match review committee today charged four players who were involved in the vicious fight between the Wests Tigers and Canberra that saw two players sent off and another two sin-binned. The four players today charged face a combined minimum of nine weeks in bans and a maximum of 14 weeks. Canberra's Tahakilu Pangai was the hardest hit after being slapped with a grade five contrary conduct charge. Pangai will cop a three-week suspension if he pleads guilty or five weeks if he fights the charge at the judiciary and loses. Fellow Raider Mitchell Barnett copped a grade four contrary conduct charge and faces three weeks out if he enters an early plea or four weeks if he goes to the judiciary and loses. The Tigers' Nathan Brown, who was sent off in the game but refused to immediately leave the field, was hit with a grade three contrary conduct charge and faces a minimum two-week suspension or a maximum of three weeks if he is found guilty at the judiciary. The other player charged was the Tigers' Kyle Lovett who has a grade two contrary conduct charge and faces between two and three weeks out depending on how he pleads. This new hard-line stance comes in the wake of NRL boss Dave Smith's threat that brawling would no longer be tolerated in the wake of the State of Origin fight between Paul Gallen and Nate Myles. The brawl and an injury to hooker Masada Iosefa took the gloss off the Tigers' upset 17-12 NRL win over the Raiders. But NSW prop Aaron Woods insists his Tigers are set to reap major benefits from their horrific injury crisis.