It just balanced off the forward pass in the previous set that Leeds got away with

I can't remember it but I don't find the forward pass surprising

After a good game, with a big crowd, with good coverage from the broadcaster rugby fans need to find something to moan about, so a correct knock on decision and an iffy knock on are the best that people can come up with.

All in all I'd say today's been a success.

You super league fans will always find something to moan about. Leuleui knocked on after the hit so that was the correct call and the briers 'knock on' actually landed behind him if you watch the replays but if being a ref is so easy why dont you have a go yourself. It was a good game in the end with both teams giving their all so shut up and enjoy it or go watch soccer players roll around on the floor !!

Thats the way I saw it, unintentional knock on from KL then Delaney picks up the ball from an offside postion. First knock on from Hodgson head and feed to Leeds. Thought the VR got the call right on that one.

Yup. Nothing wrong with that decision at all.

And the Briers 'knock on' was marginal if it went forward at all. If it hadn't bounced forward after it hit the ground there wouldn't be such a furore IMO.

The Briers 'knock-on' wasn't a knock-on at all. The first bounce landed behind the point at which he touched it. Doesn't matter where it bounces after that. The BBC even demonstrated it in slow-mo with lines on the pitch after the game.

The no try was the correct decision for me as well. Knock-on from KL.

Thought the officials were good today.

Totally agree with the KL incident, but the Briers knock on would have been given at every SL game and was a glaring error by all the officials involved.
That said, Leeds were playing a very conservative game for 70 minutes and the old saying about making your own luck seems to be quite apt on this one.

thought it went backwards

Correct. However, its actually symptomatic of the dreadful standard of professionalism which starts right at the top of the RFL. We've no hope of getting high calibre refs ( for example ) with the dreadful occupants of Red Hall. The game clings on in spite of them, not because of them. What's desperately sad is the defeatism from a lot of fans about League's prospects in general. More people than any time in my lifetime seem resigned to the fact that our game is fundamentally limited in its ability to thrive and grow. That's, frankly, a load of tosh. We are limited by the incredibly limited talents of our leadership. With good people, the game can thrive. Until, at least as a start, Wood et al resign or are voted out, don't expect progress in refs, or anything else important. Sadly, the chances of them resigning from their cushy little numbers are next to zero.

Spot on.....Admittedly, at a game without the VR you probably would have got the Delaney try given, but surely that's why we have the technology, so we reach the correct decision??

I think this is just the usual bunch trying to detract from a convincing Wire win....Plenty of effort from Leeds, but all the class came from the winners.

the Wires pack was outstanding yet again - can't see how Hodgson got MOM ! I reckon Waterhouse, Carvell or Westwood should have got it and what did Riley do wrong ?

Indeed they were, got pretty much everything spot on.

As said, the Briers incident the ball did NOT go forwards, it went sideways. The fact it bounced forwards after it landed is totally irrelevant.

I can't believe any fair minded person would disagree that Leuluai knocked on, he was doing his best to grab hold of the ball and he very clearly knocked on - once you noticed it. It wasn't an obvious spot, and respect to the VR for spotting it and getting a key decision correct.

I'd agree with a lot of what has been said on here, however I would rather credit Warrington for their superb defence which stifled the little creative spark we had today. Well done Wire, we were beaten by a better team.

What an absolute load of tripe.