and those kids will have learnt more in that game than in the last 6 months.

I'm from Leeds and support Leeds RL and Leeds United. You're a to$$er which isn't surprising considering you're from the same place as Kerry Katona.

You support Leeds Utd and you reacted like that rather than sound me out in an adult manner, point proven.

Are you a little bit simple?

Supports Leeds United,from Swarcliffe,what do you think?

With respect TV usually gives a far better view of offside than pitch side. Which is why the VR tends to look at overhead shots rather than a bloke with his mobile phone in the dug out. Tell me at what point in the game you are referring to & I will watch it tonight again.

While you're watching.

Play the ball for Ratchford's try. Does Hodgson make even the remotest attempt to play at it or does he just put the ball down and walk over it?

Would that be the same incident where Riley sticks an arm out to grab Jones-Bishop and fails miserably to do anything other than knock himself off balance and render himself incapable of catching Sutcliffe?

If the rest of your "evidence" is as accurate as that statement, I'll not bother with it thanks.

Still not seen the replay as my laptop is down, but i'll have a look at the SL highlights on my phone, like i said i've seen that once, quickly and seen nothing since, plus i was West Edge of the South so can't see the big screen replays, if i disagree with my first thoughts i'll say so, but one thing i was right on was the policing of the offside, it was dire (both sides)

Sure, I can understand with one viewing why you'd think Riley was pulled back, you weren't the only one.

The sky commentators apologised after having seen the replay though.

It's a strange one, Hodgson stands up, sort of hops as Keinhorst gives his other leg a little tug as he gets up, then lifts his foot, hops to the other foot & almost puts a foot on the ball but the ball isn't moving at all. Could have penalised either team TBH, so probably fair as Keinhorst offends first.

On the basis I presume the ref was telling them to get back to him I didn't see anything unusual in the defensive line, perhaps a skinny 10m to but no-one noticeably in front of the ref in the portion I watched again. If HY is unable to say when Leeds were repeatedly offside I will assume it is hysterical nonsense.

Assume what you want, i don't give a shiny one, i haven't conversed with you often enough to care what you think.
First half, us attacking on our 20, forgive me if i didn't have my stop watch, my eye site is so bad that the few hundred people around me will be improving specsavers profits in the near future too.

You can't even make a forward pass out on tv, so how you can argue the tv is better when i was 10 metres away, in line, i probably had a better view than the touch judge.

Agree Tad but saying that i'd still like to see some sort of consistency and improvement in their general performances instaed of them getting wrapped in cotton wool aswell.

Reluctance to debate when challenged on hysterical statement noted. The day when home fans of a dominant team expected to stuff a weakened team & aren't doing & therefore scream for offside at every PTB stops will be the day I long to see.



You can make a far better judgement on TV replays, the positioning of the hands particularly. Not that I advocate its use.