Never mind the game, what happened to our big screen?

In Doyles interview it seems to suggest Doro does make contact with the head with shoulder.

More than likely a rented one. My guess is they might not buy one until they truly know they are back in superleague.

Oh well if Doyle says so...is Luke Gale on the disciplinary or it just the refereeing he does?

I see Doro is now facing 2 matches on the sidelines..

What additional footage do the disciplinary have access to because I've watched both Wakefield and Bradfords footage and I cannot see any conclusive evidence of contact with the head. I did see Jordan Lilley lifted and do a 360 but that's fair game apparently. Luke Gale dropping his weight onto Peposhi neck is also not a problem. I assume they must review these incidents?

Rose tinted big time.

If you say so, care to point me in the direction of evidence to change my mind?

No bans for us
2 match for Doro is evidence enough

It wouldn't be the first time the RFL dish out a ban without any conclusive video evidence. I guess we will see whether Bradford appeal it - perhaps their footage is clearer than what is released to the public.

We move on.

The RFL aren’t going to ban any Wakefield players with the number of injuries they’ve got. They’ve handed them promotion they won’t want the embarrassment of them being gifted that if they don’t win the league. So they’ll make sure it happens.

Still on here obsessed with us and they? Tinpot club who’ll go back to stinking out Superleague next season.

Come on one fish at a time please. Handed us promotion. More like Matt Ellis plan and investment will gain us promotion utilising on and off the field criteria.

Oh dear, somebody's not taken their medication.

My ignore list is working well. Sad trolls

It might be me, perhaps I'm trying to cling on to what attracted me to the sport all those years ago. Players running at each other with 100% commitment and never taking a backwards step.

We seem to be fast heading down a slippery slope where players are staying down to influence a call from the officials. I thought the red card in the Saints v Wire was a bit soft, to me it was a high speed reactionary attempt at a tackle. He hasn't swung to try and hurt anyone - do we not need some common sense applied?

Going back to last Sunday, I can't recall a game where I've seen as much appealing for penalties - from both sides but Gale in particular was painful. If I wanted to watch that, I'd be following football.