I dont understand that decision at all. Pulled him back ??? Benefits my team but I cant graps that.

He backs into him as opposed to pulling him back - it's soft as soft can be but Tim Grant should have gone with the on field call there as there wasn't evidence in the contrary, as evidenced by what Child said when he gave the yellow card.

It's a penalty try because of the on field decision and a sin bin OR nothing at all. What we got instead is hedging bets.

Initially I thought penalty try 10 mins was screaming for it but on the replay looks more like a coming together. I would have been content with the drop out. It's a tough tough call imo.

Yes. A speed bump. He’s quality in attack but in defense he’s woeful which is why no big club has ever come in for him and why he’s still at Wakefield, which is his level

That was peak '17 Cas movement that Try!



Yeah, it's on field call or drop out....penalty + sin bin is a cop out "half way" decision.

More pens than a stationary store.

Cas running away with this. Sounds a bit too easy for them

Making the most of a soft sin bin and the following Wakefield capitulation in discipline. If it weren't for having a player in the bin they'd have been team warning'd.

Right on queue, there's the warning.

Navarette wasn't at fault for that, the other Wakey lad who actually lifted McShane's legs was.

Navarrette showing its hard to forget some of his Wigan habits.

Rent free? Are you 15?

Me points beeN proven though.

Wakefield players just can’t take losing obvs