Jared Waerea-Hargreaves facing a week's suspension for hit on the Rabbitohs' Chris McQueen ROOSTERS hardman Jared Waerea-Hargreaves will fight a charge at the judiciary to give him a chance of playing in Saturday night's qualifying final against Manly. The NRL match review committee found Waerea-Hargreaves had a case to answer for his forearm to the throat of Rabbitohs defender Chris McQueen late in the Roosters 24-12 victory on Friday night. And despite being involved in a number of heated incidents the committee have not laid any charges against Rabbitohs prop Sam Burgess. The committee deemed Waerea-Hargreaves hit to be in the lower range grade one categrory but even with an early guilty plea he would miss a week due to carryover points from from an incident against the Sea Eagles in round nine when he was sent off for a high tackle on George Rose. He would also cop a one-week suspension if he fights and loses at the judiciary hearing on Wednesday night. If he is ruled out it would leave a massive hole in the Roosters forward pack with victory ensuring a week off and a spot in the preliminary final. The Wests Tigers' Ben Murdoch-Masila has also been hit with a grade one careless high-tackle charge over an incident involving the Cowboys' Matt Bowen.