like i said earlier, he has reffed us 3 times this season. twice he has been very good, yesterday he was awful.
like players he should has to take the rough with the smooth. like players he doesn't mean to have a bad game.
the fact is he was terrible yesterday,it happens

why do you think he was terrible? i wouldn't go along with that theory!

There were a few times he didn't seem to know what to do. Looking to the touch judge as if he didn't have a clue what was going on.

Just watching the match highlights on the Superleague site, how the obstruction on Lee Smith was missed when Rob made the break just before Kylie's try is puzzling.

I would agree that all ref's have good and bad games. Many of the high tackles perhaps came off a shoulder.
However, I cannot defend how many times he allowed Huddersfield to be offside. Where we sit (Paddock, at very far right end, row eight) you can clearly see who has two feet on the line and I would say 90% of the time they didn't. I'm aware it would be a very stop-start game if we stopped to check that all the time and that perhaps Thierry couldn't see, but isn't that what the touch judge is for?

i didn't have any real issues with the refere on Sunday. I barely noticed him which is always a good sign.

Bloody hell were you drinking?

Seriously, I tend to let things go by now, but I was getting well wound up in the second half, with the offside thing when Huddersfield were defending their line.

I know there was lots of other things. But the not even coming close to having one foot on the line, never mind 2, was getting my back up, when it was so absolutely clear.

Same for Leeds?

Not really because Leeds were not defending their line very often.

Could be the same in the middle of the pitch like. But defending the line, Huddersfield were clearly offside to all and sundry at every tackle, yet it was ignored.

It seems to be what Nathan Brown has got into them! like I said previously on this thread, no big issues from Thierry this week!

I'm aware I'm bias, but we certainly had our feet on the line more than Huddersfield. I don't mind if he penalises us for being offside, but he should be fair to both sides. They changed the rule to make it clearer for fans, refs and players. Unfortunately, the fans seem to be the only ones that get it.

Apart from missing the most blatant knock on ever from Kallum Watkins in midfield in the second half.

wasnt there a set in the second half when a hudds player was so far off side it was stupid!! he obviously thought the ball was played and raced off the line but when the ball was actually played he was bang in the middle of the play?

terry just let play go on?

as a leeds fan, where is the issue?