Yes, but from last week we know that this is a legal and acceptable practice.

The Leeds flag we were given at Wembley, doesn't seem to be appreciated by my work colleagues.

Hiya Reffy, I am now very confused about this rule. Your comments after the penalty try given to Sheffield seem to contradict with the above??
The Sheffield player may have knocked on in the same way as the Wigan player.

You are correct but it was much simpler with the Sheffield one, the VR decided that the player would have touched the ball down.
This recent one throws up too many possibilities for failing to score the try:- forward pass, knock-on, tackled, etc basically it was too far from the tryline to give a penalty try.
It will always be a judgement on the day rather than a hard and fast rule.

The word 'cannot' threw me, especially as the pass from the Sheffield player was forward but that cannot be taken into account by the VR, can it?
Your clarification with judgement call was my understanding, the judgement on this being he was unlikely to score, same as the Hill decision and the PT were judgement calls. Of course judgement calls lead to allegations of cheating whenever Scummings is around can't they, due to his dislike of some clubs/fans which becomes transparent with his lack of consistency.
As they say, read the papers.

Isn't 'professional foul' just a polite way of saying 'cheat' though?

Get a dictionary.

oh dear.

someone doesnt like the truth

Oh dear, another "I know I am right because I always am".

If you watch it closely then you will see Danny hurt the knee before contact, he only grabbed the centre as a result of him hurting his knee

I think you'll find Danny already had hold of Carmont and 3 strides later he hyperextends his left knee as he is trying to pull Carmont down!!!

So its ok to cheat if you are not near your line