I've seen a lot worse from him. I think his decision making under the pressure of the crowd has improved, only a couple of times last night did he listen to them.

I thought the game flowed even if he didn't police the makers or the ten very well, but he was consistent for both sides. Very calm with the Morley tackle, no knee jerk reaction to what looks like a really badly timed tackle, thought it was funny when Ade said "he ducked" he clearly didn't but I think it will be looked at early next week.

got a couple of the forward passes wrong, missed a couple but he was all over them!

I must say his display wasn't a major factor in our defeat, the better side on the night won - end of story.

Am i the only one that is amazed at the fuss about Morleys tackle. Penalty at most, there was contact with the head with Morleys upper arm but he didn't 'attack it'. Clumsy at worst.

no wonder i need a beer!

I agree with this post, the big screen is a great idea and if the technology is there use it - however don't abuse it which is what seems to be happening these days. The general problme we have at the moment is the ammount of dissent and screaming at the referee (all teams are guilty) when a decision doesn't go their way. It's no where near as bad as football but is slowly creeping that way.

Big screen - Try decisions ONLY

No mate.