Add in Robbie HP talking in riddles as per usual.  

As for Grant, I've no idea what he was watching. A truly terrible decision. 

Someone needs to give Robbie Paul a Collins Dictionary and some English language lessons. The man is an absolute jabbering buffoon. As for the lead commentator…..if it was a box ticking exercise it worked, but the credibility of the game took a massive hit.

Hull ripping Wires left edge defence apart. That'll never do. SB to have a half time chat with ref Moore?

Given what we've seen so far this season, how on earth is that not a yellow for Burgess?

Keary's last play kicks on a par with Frawley's.  Dreadful.

Thought Warrington once again got the 50/50 calls against Saints last night.
No surprise to see the VR was Tom Grant who I believe gave them some strange decisions in a previous game and also was responsible for the sin binning of Palasia if memory serves me right also against Warrington.
That said Wire did very well to cover the injuries they had both before and during last nights game.
Fingers crossed Saints perform like this at MW next week.

It was Grant for us vs Wire - also for Hull/Leigh, which is up there for one of the most inept refereeing performances I've ever seen. 

Percival was quite clearly pulled back on his try effort. As funny as Wilkins rant was, he was right - how Grant didn't see it was incredible. Or maybe not. 

Will be interesting to see how Wire go without both Williams and Sneeeeeyd though. 40 mins is one thing, a number of games is another. 

Can someone explain to me how Lino only gets a yellow for that, yet the two last night were red? I'm lost. 

Wigan/Wire - Yates has something in his eye, physio on, play stopped, no green card. Leeds/KR - Connor dislocates his finger, physio on, play not stopped, green card. Kendall ref in both games. Make it make sense. 

Simple Kendall is a Huddersfield t#%t who hates Leeds.

Now the walking rulebook that is Tom Grant green cards Westerman. Physio on, game stopped, same as the Yates incident. Baffling.