Do you think the chap in black and white is heading to the Keepmoat to push over the posts like the Cods did last time they felt aggrieved about a Challenge Cup game

Very lucky today Leeds, best team lost, and thats from a Wakey fan.

An average game that could of gone either way. It was a no thrills arm wrestle and was all about who had the better stamina going into the last quarter of the match.

As for this 'cheating' nonsense.....well I find that hard to believe as the officials seemed to be on top of things and that has to be the most active touch judge Ive seen for a long time. What exactly are we being accused of? forward passing? head high challenges? knock ons? (all called by the ref) or is Leeds winning known as cheating these days? - Ill have a scout through the Oxford English dictionary to see if they have changed it in there......

I love this one

McGoldrick slap him across the face after being stepped (not malicious but careless)

And is "Bull Mania" really trying to suggest that having stepped the last man Danny McGuire chose to take a dive to win a penalty out near the touchline rather than running in to score a golden point try

Agree 100%. Cas did very well to still be in contention in the first half. Combination of desperate defence and Leeds lack of clinical finishing. Aside from that great try from Chase, I didn't feel cas threatened the line, except maybe for Orr running in quicksand in the last few moments. The penalty on MacGuire is given every day of the week - no malice, he just got done by some good footwork. No praise for sinfield from these cheat accusers? His class and Chase's lack of composure bang in front of the sticks was the difference in the end. Great effort by Cas. Plucky and determined, yes. Better rugby performance? Debatable.

Better get used to it tho. Wigan fans love accusing us of cheating. Can't wait. Flying in from Melbourne for it.

I won't be flying back from Brisbane for it. We need to improve enormously to have a chance in the Final.

Didn't notice that he lost the ball

I liked his neighbours answer though.

Bit disappointed with Mattersons post match comments - didn't have him as a sore loser. As already mentioned, it was only down to Leeds' poor finishing that we weren't out of sight by half time (never mind full time). Cas once again proved that you can have all the guts & determination you want, but that alone doesn't win you big games - you need a bit of quality too. Rangi Chase aside Cas offered no threat in attack. It was a tough way to lose, but Chase really should have nailed that drop goal.

In the end it was a correct call by the ref - certainly consistent with other similar calls during the game. Even if it wasn't a high tackle (which it was), it was a 2 on 1 ball steal which would have resulted in a penalty anyway. Not a pretty win, but a win none the less. Can't see us offering too much to concern Wigan, but we always seem to perform better as underdogs. One thing this season has shown us is to expect the unexpected!

What did he say?

Taken from Sky Sports:

Castleford coach Terry Matterson believes his side deserved to reach Wembley after Leeds cruelly denied them a place in this year's Carnegie Challenge Cup final with a golden-point winner.

The Tigers looked to be on course to reach the showpiece event for the first time in 19 years when they led 8-2 with just nine minutes to play.

However the Rhinos hit back to level matters at the end of 80 minutes, Kallum Watkins crossing for a late try that Kevin Sinfield converted.

The England international then booted over a penalty at the start of golden-point extra time, setting up his side for a clash with Wigan in the capital.

Matterson , who is leaving Castleford at the end of the season, criticised referee Phil Bentham's decision to punish Ryan McGoldrick for a high tackle on Danny McGuire, admitting it was a "pretty cruel" way to lose.

"We deserved to be there," he said. "It hurts. I think it will be my last opportunity and that hurts as well.

"To have it taken away like that is pretty cruel. The number of times we were hit high and they weren't penalised, and the one at the end was across his shoulder.

"We're up against it enough. Big teams seem to get the roll of the dice. Maybe one day I'll be with a big team and I'll know how it feels."

Taken from BBC sport:

In contrast, Tigers boss Terry Matterson was disappointed with the call, but was quick to praise his players for their efforts in a dramatic tie. "I saw the replay and he hit him on the shoulder," said Matterson. We probably deserve to be at Wembley but it's not always the team that deserves it that gets there. "We had six or seven high shots on us today, I think one got called, and to miss out on the dream because of a poor decision doesn't feel right. However I couldn't ask any more of the boys, they were wonderful. I can't be any prouder. We probably deserve to be at Wembley but it's not always the team that deserves it that gets there."