No one started a Ganson thread yet. What's going on?

I'm not bagging him. I'm just bemused.
Can someone with more knowledge than me or who watched on Sky explain please:
1. Why was Addy sin binned?
2. Why was the second Cas player binned?
3. Why was a penalty given against Whitehead in first half about 10 metates from Cas line? It looked like Heth went over to ask and was told to go away.
4. What does the arm waved round in a circle signal mean?

I only know the answer to no.4 it's the ref telling the team no more chances, next offence is in the bin.

1+2+3 Teams received a warning for repeat infringements signalled by the circular gesture by Ganson (he wasn't ordering a pie).

Ah, I I'd wonder if that's what it meant. The second Cas player went after one of those.
Maybe even Addy too?

Mmmm, ok. What did Whitehead do though?

I can't really remember the incident.

I'd say that I'd look at it all on the Sky replay.

But I sacked off Sky after Bulls Sky money was confiscated, so I can't.

On the "big" screen replay at the ground (the "big" screen being half the size it used to be?) it looked no different to the sort of thing that Deacs used to have to put up with every week once Big Joe was no longer there to stand guard. The officials never seemed to find much wrong with those challenges.

I'm not even entirely sure it was Whitehead to be honest. If that helps.

And how did he miss THAT forward pass?

Ganson was bewildering tonight some strange penalties and some missed (forward pass)

Amazing how the vidref can whisper in Ganson's ear that he spotted a penalty that no-one else did (because it was not a penalty), and cost us the game,but a later vidref can't whisper that a pass was a mile forward?

Maybe the later vidref elected to follow the agreed rules?

Maybe the vid ref should not have comms with the whistle blower until requested

Whitehead was penalised for ball-stealing.

Scenario at the next Refs Meeting with the DoR
He to Gormless "WTF were you doing in that match and on TV?"
"Oh just the usual Boss!"
"Huh! Ok carry on!"

That was an extract from Carry on Regardless! (In the Film Sid James plays the DoR and Bernard Bresslaw plays Gormless)

So not the point I know, but in the interests of pedantry, the screens are the same size they have always been in the past decade or so.