The law is so out of date it is difficult to know how or where he became offside. The scrum half not putting the ball in to the scrum has to retire behind the back row of his own forwards. Then what? Where does it say he has to stand there until the ball re-appears or he can't move from that position? In days gone by when scrums were actually scrums the scrum-half had to retire to the back of the scrum but could follow the ball through the scrum and as long as he didn't get in front of the ball he was onside. The rule on this and feeding the scrum still talks about putting the ball in the tunnel between the two front rows, so who has decided when the scrum-half is offside?

Should have been obvious for the TJ,he was a matter of feet away.And after viewing the video, Brierley wasn't actually offside,the ref missed the pace..

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Send them to the RFL - I'm sure they'll overturn the result and give you the points retrospectively.

ha ha...nice one !

Think some people need to move on and get over it.

Only 3 posts in 2 days and none of them really on topic so I think most people probably have. But thanks for pointing that out.