right but he didnt start to move forward until the player with the ball (burrow) passed him

This is rediculas how many moan at the ref threads do we need?

We shouldn't have to rely on the refs not making errors, our only try looked dodgy as well.
We should have taken the refs & the bulls out of the equation but we didn't.
I'm sick of the players constantly moaning at every decision, the officials won't change their minds & it provides so much ammunition for every other team & their fans.
The whole world isn't against us nor is their an anti-Leeds conspiracy amongst officials.
Ablett should have been penalised but not sinbinned it wasn't a professional foul, you could argue it was the exact opposite. Very amateurish, but then he isn't a centre.

That and the fact Im sure they're miked up to those muppets in the commentary box!!

FFS... are you clueless?

Webb was offside from the play of the ball and started to move forward before Burrow passed him. Either way Hemmings read the rule out in commentry. Correct decision.

McGuires try: The ball was knocked forward by the hand of JJB and McGuire received the ball in front of first contact.

Ablett was sin binned for being a pillock. The momentum of the player had stopped and he pushed him again not once, but twice. He deserved it.

JJB would have still been about 3 or 4 meters from Jefferies as the kick was put in.

With the Sinfield incident he had already dropped on Newton before he ripped the ball. Yes, it was 50/50 but not wrong.

TJ's - did they get anything wrong? I cant remember. Oh yes, Leeds 1st try.


Nuff said!

PWNED

that doesn't matter, he could be on the moon, but he was offside.

You sure you're a ref?

Read the "retire at the play the ball" section of the rules, then read how you can't be played onside in the normal fashion in this circumstance.

Then quit referreeing because you obviously don't know the rules.

In his refereeing handbook it would appear to be the case.

chris joynt was a master at it!!!!!!!!!!
it happens half a dozen times every game. it was a joke decision

Does it?

Can you give any examples of occasions when you've seen it happen?

happened in the hull derby and last night. happens every game. might be technically correct but it never ever gets pulled up on.

If the ref had been completely on the ball you wouldn't have scored a point tonight.

Ellery Hanley scored most of his tries from similar positions and not just for Leeds.

when did that happen last night? I'll check my sky+