The Wasps lock will line up for the world champions at the Suncorp Stadium, just a week after he became only the third England player to be sent off in a Test match.

I always thought that I was harshly dealt with, so I wasnt too worried about the result because I thought it was going to be dealt with fairly and I would be cleared of any wrong-doing, Shaw said.

Ive watched the video, and I knew what was going through my head at the time.

Although Shaw was subsequently cleared - on a technicality due to the video referees unauthorised involvement in his dismissal during Englands 36-12 second Test defeat against New Zealand - he has inevitably found himself under a glaring media spotlight.

The 31-year-old was red-carded on touch judge Stuart Dickinsons recommendation for use of the knee at an 11th-minute ruck.

There was no malice intended whatsoever, so I havent got a problem with it. If other people have got a problem with it, then that is entirely up to them, Shaw added.

Initially, I thought it would be a penalty, then when he (the referee) was reaching into his pocket, I thought a yellow card maximum. There was no thought in my head that it was going to be a red card - it was a total shock.

It was enormously frustrating. The guys did incredibly well, especially leading up to half-time when there were a few scrums on our line, and I just felt for them out there because I couldnt do anything about it, he added.

I have never ever been that kind of player. Ive never been sent off in a Premiership game, and thats more than 400 games. I know how I react to off-the-ball incidents or pressure from the opposition in terms of inciting, and Ive never reacted badly.

I am not going to change my attitude towards the way I play.