The only one rule I'd hope they'd have looked at is the dragging/pushing in to touch. Oh and scrap on report and let the referee make a judgement call whether it be play on, penalty sufficient, sin bin or sending off.

The rule changes above aren't too bad though.

If there is a complaint, why can't the whole of RL play by the same rules?

I still don't understand why the linos don't offer more especially when something happens right under their noses, perhaps some refs don't like them joining in
As mentioned earlier on this post some refs calls that either players pretend not to hear or genuinely do not hear when man handling a player into touch have been contentious especially when the tackled player appears to have not stopped moving. Cull has pointed out on several occasions that some refs decisions had not rewarded what he felt was good robust defence.

Possibly. Ganson ignored the TJ when we played at the KC this year for example, although on that occasion Ganson had it right and that TJ didn't.

just come across this www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/20837595 like the one regarding charge downs,how often our team goes for this and just give 6 more to opposing team.

just come across this www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/20837595 like the one regarding charge downs,how often our team goes for this and just give 6 more to opposing team.

About time they fixed the 20 to 40 for restart after a kick straight out. Leeds were the biggest culprit of that flaw