Not surprised once again the RFL have responded to FACTS getting mentioned in the public domain by fining Mc because their officials are shown to be inconsistent AGAIN.
I think it's time the CEO's ,Coaches and the RFL with their Officials got round the table and had this out it's ridiculous it changes every week and still inept performance holds no repurcussions whatsoever.
Form the Officials side of things i honestly hope Ganson can have a positive impact but from the Disciplinary side fo things it needs sorting asap it's a real black spot within our game imo.

Or just turn up and put in a decent performance.

Without Dureau they are a shockingly poor side comprised of mediocre local products and overseas players stealing a living. They add nothing to the competition other than a jolly awayday for fans.

James Child started getting SL games in March 2009.

Taking the 58 Les Catalans home Regular Round games + 4 Play-Off ties - season 2009 to date - the referee list for their home games looks like this:

12 - Ben Thaler
10 - James Child, Richard Silverwood
9 - Steve Ganson
7 - Thierry Alibert
5 - Ian Smith
4 - Phil Bentham
2 - Robert Hicks, Tim Roby
1 - Gareth Hewer

Within that overall timeframe Child's first game in Perpignan was during May 2010 which means he has controlled 10 of their most recent 42 home Regular Round and Play-Off fixtures - 24%

Paul Andersons comment on Saturdays game at Catalans. Anderson was tight-lipped over the sending-off of Robinson but admitted the incident re-energised his team.

"I am very angry but I like my money

I know Bentham has had some time out due to injury, but only four Catalan home games in that period? Seems an incredibly low number.

Whoa whoa whoa. They're a decent, competitive side that often make the playoffs and get very good home crowds. What do longtime stalwarts of English Rugby League Cas and Salford (who played out a game of touch and pass in front of two and a half thousand yesterday) bring to the competition, in comparison?