What's a player got to do to get a red these days?

So a bottled red, a ridiculously one sided penalty count, an invented knock on against ratchford, a missed leeds forward pass followed by a call against a very marginal Wire one, a nonexistent tackle in the air, a call of held after the play the ball and now a try which was knocked on.

How tf was that sent up as a try? It the VR isn't there, Child overrules the TJ and awards that try. Very worrying.

i'm reallt not sure.

as someone who reffed professional football there are so many things wrong with his game. he never seems focused, the game seems to go on around him and his concentration level is awful. he never looks in control of a game, never looks assured and competant

the frustrating thing is that i think both teams have played really well. I think standard wise it has been one of the best games in SL for a while. Few mistakes, good defence, some good skill but the ref has had more influence on it than anyone.

Westwood's challenge on Sutcliffe should have been a straight red - probably saved by it been in the first minute.

id also throw out that i think Patton has played really well. Showing up some of his more experienced colleagues.

macdermotts 3 prop policy is paying dividends again

Looked like a big hit from the stands, and perhaps wrongly thought it was a sin bin for the lateness Universal comments saying was a red, for the stiff arm and head contact? Not seen the replay but Westwood has history ..

Not seen the whole match but saw Westwood act of thuggery on Sutcliffe. How was that not a straight red?

Sin Bin Sufficient.

Thought Child was strong and stood up to Leeds bullying tactics.

Well done Wire, a well deserved first win.

Smith said in press conference. Was late so sin bin sufficient. Thinks nothing more of it. McDermott hadn't seen enough of it to comment.