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Wayne Bennett has accused his England side of beating themselves against Australia and pinpointed skipper Sam Burgess as a chief culprit.The ruthless Kangaroos punished the error-prone hosts with 38-16 win at the London Stadium to end their Four Nations campaign in front of a crowd of over 35,000, leaving Bennett in a frustrated mood after the game.NRL stars Gaeth Widdop and Josh Hodgson both failed to find touch with penalties in the first half and Burgess was penalised twice just before halftime by English referee Robert Hicks, much to the dismay of his coach.The problem is our inability to continually maintain pressure... not finding the sideline on two occasions, which is pretty important in any context let alone against the best team in the world, Bennett said.Then the stupid penalties we continually give away.Sam gives away far too many penalties - Ill be quite candid with you.He does that at South Sydney as well so he needs to change his behaviour.Burgess said he agreed with Bennetts comments about his indiscipline but slammed Hicks performance and accused him of being swayed by verbal pressure from Australia skipper Cameron Smith.Theyre a class outfit, but I think were a better side than that scoreline, Burgess said.I agree with Wayne, I did give two penalties away at the end of the first half and one led to two points. Its something I have to improve on.Some of the calls were not good enough at all, youve got to put the whistle away at some point, and Im not saying that is why we lost.But this is an international and there were 13 or 14 penalties in the first half.I dont know what agenda hes got there but at this level I dont think they were penalties.He was being made aware of the penalty count by an Australian player and made sure it was even by halftime.Asked if it was Cameron Smith, Burgess responded: Yeah, hes a smart player. Roberto Clemente Jersey . Rinne played two periods in his first game since left hip surgery in early May. Gabriel Bourque scored 3:07 into the second period and Austin Watson tallied 5:15 later for Nashville. JB Shuck Pirates Jersey . 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George Hill stole a bad pass and was going in for a layup, and Pierce hustled back and appeared to be trying to wrap him up. Sebastian Vettel has branded F1s latest radio restrictions complete bulls--- after the FIA tightened the rules ahead of this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix.F1s radio rules state the driver must drive his car alone and unaided but came after scrutiny after the British Grand Prix, when Nico Rosberg was demoted from second to third for a breach. That penalty came after Mercedes had informed him of how to fix a faulty gearbox towards the end of the race, avoiding a retirement in the process.The new rules now state a team must call a driver in to the pits if he suffers a similar issue, where it will then be able to talk to the pilot, meaning the new penalty is effectively a drive-through penalty.Asked about what he thought about the new rules, Vettel told the press: Complete bulls---. I think all the radio issues we had, I think its a joke. I looked at the race after and I found as a spectator it was quite entertaining to hear a driver a little bit panicking on the radio and the team panicking at the same time.I think it puts the element of human being in our sport that arguably is very complicated and technical, so I think thats the wrong way. Theres a lot of boring stuff on the radio that got banned, I dont see the point, I think if you want to change it you should change the cars. I have no problem, lets go back to V12s, manual gearbox, two buttons, one for pit speed limiter and one for radio just to confirm when we are coming in and other than that, not much electronics to look after, which theres no point then to memorise a lot of things.ddddddddddddVettel does not think drivers should be punished for how technical other people have made modern Formula One cars, pointing at how steering wheels have changed since the 1990s to highlight his point.I think all of the buttons that we have on the steering wheel today are there for a reason. Its not like ah yeah, we can build buttons, lets put them on the steering wheel, so I think if you just look at a 1995 steering wheel for example, or speak to a lot of experts that are still around in the paddock, what they raced with, it was a simpler just because the cars technology was a lot simpler. Its not our mistake, as in the drivers, that the cars are so complicated these days that they need a manual this big and a steering wheel full of buttons to operate it. I think were going a little bit in the wrong way so thats why I think its bad and we should just go back to being able to say what we want. ' ' '