Of course, what we all have to remember is Leeds have never benefitted in any way whatsoever through poor refereeing. Remember that, kids.

That's probably the only decision Alibert got wrong.

Balances out the blatant forward pass for the Leeds try.

Hi Graeme.

I am quite ashamed to have watched that performance with little interest in the result due to the ineptitude of the officials. Alibert made 2 absolutely unbelieveable decisions, not including the "offside". That was just embarrassing, I am very worried that Alibert will one day have something more to do with one of our matches.

Aye was just going to say that.

Would the player Newton obstructed have got to Jeffries? No.

The big problem from the officials tonight was the blatant disregard of forward passes. I wouldn't like to see it, but the day they're allowed to be judged by the VR can't come quick enough.

So yes lets just ignore the unbelievable performance because it levels out against Leeds

And I bet there were no complaints last time Leeds benefitted

Clueless.

Agree, the whingeing about the ref threatens to take away just how well Bradford played. Jeffries and Menzies were superb, Halley even better.

Rikki Sherriffe!

Having seen 3 games this weekend the levels of inconsistency among the officials on the pitch has been painful to watch.

Alibert in the Quins match made a series of bizzare, random decisions, picking and choosing when he would penalise certain offences.

Ganson ignored offside for the WHOLE of the Hull derby. Fine, the game flowed, but then in the Quins match players were getting pinged all over the place. Leeds and Bradford players were getting done for it as well. Smith was diabolical tonight and his performance embarrassing.

I would be interested to hear how the other officials have fared up this weekend.

Yep, magic Bradford performance, Super League glory beckons.

Yeah alright then.

I think he realised that the pass from Burrow to Webb was a mile forward but he didn't give it straight away, hence he found another fault with the play. However, to the letter of the law he is correct, and the game should be played to the letter of the law. I did say at the time though, that happens from nearly every kick inside there own half.

The problem is, the referee has given that decision, but it is unlikely that they will be consistent with it.

"Welcome to the new NRL-Super League where blockers are more than acceptable, providing you score from that play".