Two wrongs don't make a right.
Last week Meli was in touch.
Yesterday we'd have won with a different ref.
He decided to blow,one way or the other,in nearly every set of six but messed up badly on the big calls throughout the match.
Sorry but talking through my a**e or not we are much better,but we are not winning and that's worrying

Referee or not we should have won both games last week and yesterday. Blaming the referee is ridiculous and an attempt to paper of the evident cracks that exist within the current team. Were simply not good enough in defence to be a top 10 team let alone top 8. I don't blame Harris as I didn't blame Noble, I blame individual players who are letting themselves, their team mates and the fans down.

I seem to remember a couple of posters after our second home game when we were nilled by St Helens who stated that the performance by Saints was the best in a long while and they were going to be champions.

Despite being coached by a very experienced individual - formerly in the NRL (big on defence) and rumoured in the Oz press only yesterday that he would return there for 2015 - but not at The Dragons - and having the conveyor belt of talented youth from their Academy - St Helens lost 3 on the bounce only last month;conceding over 30 points - and conceded over 40 today.

I realize it won't make you feel any better but it shows the difficulty of the job Harris has.

The impossible can be done immediately - Miracles take a little longer.

I suspect my poor effort to make you feel a little better has been in vain.Sorry.

On the junior sau kick, as he was lining up to take it I asked my kids why he was kicking, they said they had watched him practise kicks in the warm up, and he was kicking everything, even from the line.
Unfortunately he missed, but he and the staff must see something in him as a kicker?

Having just watched the replay it should be the ref who hangs his head in shame.How did he miss the offside when Mullany kicked through? It wasn't even close.Then when Tasi was cleaned out and Hanbury raced away. You can clearly hear him blow the whistle to stop play so all our players stopped.When Chase asked him about it, he says"I never did anything mate "