Why people keep looking at Hanley's tries I don't know. The game changes, the rules change (How many times do you see tries scored from the resulting scrum off a 40-20 nowadays?). It IS a rule, has been for some time now. Get over it and move on. We've all been on the receiving end of a few costly decisions. It's the way you deal with it in the next game that counts.

Someone's a bad loser.




I'm not into big boys. It seems you are judging by who you hang out with from your above post.



You can go collect your dummy from the floor now.



Hi there softcock.

Someone is now cooling his head for 48 hours

Others may follow

It was the correct decision though, get over it

Good morning to you too sir.

Was that when Jones-Buchanan was not stood square facing North - South when playing the ball? St Helens weren't guilty of the same offence or was there another Leeds indiscretion that I missed?



Care to name any? I can't remember seeing any thus far and there's a good reason for that. Breaks are hard enough to come by these days so what are the chances of one occurring at the precise rare moment that an attacking player is still stood in the defensive line, where that player immediately joins the attacking move and involves himself in a try? That's a lot of ducks needed to line up for that to occur. We probably won't see another one all season.

As somebody else pointed out doesn't it happen every single time that a full back makes a break from a kick down field?

While you're asking for examples - how about the reverse (given that controversial refereeing decisions are more likely to stick in the memory than support play). I for one can't remember [uever[/u seeing this rule enforced in my 20ish years of watching league...and yet many of the greatest support players in the game (Edwards, Hanley, Joint) have done exactly what Webb did for there whole careers.

he's right about hanley though perp!! he stood in that postition every game he played in and it worked for him too. i remember as a kid been coached that. a great trick in the support play book.

its as old as the hills

feeding is still a penalty but the ball goes in the second row every time without fail. are they gonna give a penalty for that next week?????

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Were any of the full backs colleagues stood on the wrong side at the preceding play the ball?



I'm asking for examples because people have suggested this is a common occurrence. Without those examples do they have a case for complaint when last night saw the correct decision awarded by the match officials?

I can think of an example

Hull KR Saints, Wellens in a similar situation to Webb, result no try, if sky sports still has that refs blog thing from last few years you will find it there