Aye but the majority are not being impartial but biased.

Hull fans think he favoured Cas, Cas fans think he favoured Hull. In all honesty, both sides are probably wrong and in essence the majority of decisions may or may not have been right.

We cannot see until we see the replays.

What we do know is that Radford was sinbinned for a grapple tackle, which is apparently a yellow card offence now.

Long got sent off for an elbow and we also know that it was deserved too.

Cannot comment on the other penalties as not there but players and clubs have to shoulder the blame too. Let's face it, the game would have flowed more if the players hadn't got so frustrated and started throwing punches at each other.

I recall watching Child's performance at Cardiff and being quite frustrated (not very frustrated because I tend to concentrate on the teams [well Cas anyway] and the game).

When I got back and watched the recording, I couldn't find a single one of his penalties where I could honestly say: "That was wrong". 37 penalties in a game was still frustrating, mind.

Those black and white glasses are a bugger to get off mate.

Personally I thought the game was a cracking game but for all the wrong the reasons. It was a proper traditional tough game of RL, which competently policed would've been a cracking game for all the right reasons.

Both teams were up for it, there could be no doubt about that. I did feel however that we were rushing things far too much, especially in the first half and trying to score from every set. We weren't playing with the composed approach and creative flair that we've seen builds pressure and provides us with dominant field position. Hull succeeded in pushing us down the middle and we seemed reluctant at times to spread the ball wide, despite more often than not doing serious damage when we did.

Defensively though, we were superb. Hull put us to the test throughout the game and in general we were solid, in particular near our own line. They've clearly improved in recent weeks and will continue to do so.

I'm not too fussed about the issues with our attack at this stage because we proved we can tough it out when we need to. With regards to the attack, there's plenty of improvement there - when moves aren't coming off it's more to do with timing and positioning than anything else and these things will come together with time.

I would describe the refereeing performance as unfathomable. Penalties were awarded with no obvious offence having been committed, whilst seemingly obvious offences were overlooked. The game felt frustratingly out of control from a very early stage and the players clearly became more and more frustrated as the game progressed. A number of points were scored by both teams as a result of mystifying calls; and Hull's first try was scored through field position gained from a refereeing mistake.

If Hull are entitled to complain, then we hold an equal right in that respect; however I believe it's harsh to say the referee cost them the game. I say that because Rugby League fans frequently scream out for consistency from the man in the middle and on Friday night we got exactly that.

Of course it was. He clearly set out solely to ensure Sean Long lost all maner of self-control.

Isa charged but not for the hit on long. Instead it's dangerous contact on Luaki. www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?2472

Isa charged but not for the hit on long. Instead it's dangerous contact on Luaki. www.therfl.co.uk/disciplinary/item?2472

Long charged for "strike with of forearm/elbow in 75th minute"

Obviously people at the game would have had a better view than the relays i saw but it did look he was caught high by Willie, it does not excuse what long to to Jacob but it was a little understandable why he lost his rag

Yet it would appear my assessment was rlcorrectrl...

Grade D, 3-5 games?

Congratulations

like i said maybe it looked worse than in the highlight i saw, didnt see replay of the one he is being charged for though