It was a shocking display of officiating, Huddersfield robbed for the second game in a row because of it. Not giving BMM a red card and missing the forward pass for the Widdop try were two unforgivable mistakes.

Have to say, when you consider that Warrington have a marquee stand off and scrum half they’re terrible to watch, one of the most boring teams in SL. Really don’t understand why they didn’t get rid of Price at the end of last season because their style of play is horrendous which is ridiculous given some of the players they have. They’ll regret not bringing in Ian Watson because Price is a pretty poor coach. The only thing that’s getting them through those sort of games is individual quality and they’ll always be a threat in one-off knockout games because of it but if I was a Warrington fan I’d find it difficult to watch that sort of performance week in week out. Although they’ve done a number on them in the big games in recent times I can’t see them troubling St Helens this year, will need to improve to beat Wigan as well. Thought Huddersfield gave it a good go and had they not been down two players for most of the game or if they’d had a bit more luck with decisions they would have won. Think Warrington and Catalans/Leeds will beat them to the top 4 but they should come close for the final spot.

I think BMM's got off lightly there, he wasn't even charged for a shoulder charge, just a high tackle, i.e. tried to tackle, but reckless about contact.

Either way it makes no difference to Huddersfield now.

This has being going on for years, with what is perceived to be justice (i.e. a ban), or justification for a red card. It's happened to every team, and on many, many occasions. All we can do is suck it up, as these things are out of our hands. One rule that I'd do away with tomorrow, would be the refs option of putting incidents "on report". I'd rather have a ref make a call and stick with it, rather than delegating the job to a panel on the following Tuesday night.

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That's not a shoulder charge. It's a commonly misunderstood rule, people think a lot more tackles have been banned than actually have. He has to rotate his body for it to be a shoulder charge, no issues there if he had done the same thing but his him lower. It is a high tackle direct to the head though and should have seen red.

Agreed