I dont think I will.

The double movement fair enough

The obstruction

99 games out of a hundred, thats a try.

No it isn't, he stopped chris bridge making the tackle on brown, excellent decision.

wow

watch the TV games this weekend, the exact same thing will happen and a try will be awarded

99% of the time, that would be given

according to the observer to paraphrase as i cannot find the original article,

the try would have been given any any other day

in respect of the Anderson knock on it stated,

A knock on appeared to be missed by the referee



Those comments in journalist speak is that the officials got it wrong.

On the basis of those two decisions do the maths on the score.

I will reserve judgement on the other issues the Lunt try and Griffins knock on which at the time appeared to be blatantly punched out by Morley later when i can bring myself to watch the game on TV.

Yup, there was nothing wrong with King's try. Got the rest right though.

another clueless joker

I thought the ref and video ref were very good infact one of the better performances this year......

and follows, wait for it, LEIGH CENTURIONS
don't know what the point of this thread is

Anderson didn't knock on, live I thought he had but seeing the replays it missed his hand and he kicked it forward.

Lunt's ball carrying arm did hit the floor before he scored, so that was rightly given a no try.

The obstruction was an obstruction too because he wasn't on the dummy runner who took the Warrington player outs outside shoulder, if he was it would have been a try.

the knock on and double movement I have no real issue with

its the obstruction - this week we will see identical plays given as tries, as I keep saying 99 other times, that would be given and you all know thats true.

it's happened to us a about 3 times this season [tries chalked off for obstruction], about time it went in our favour

watched all the 3 incidents again and all 3 were the wrong calls from ref and VR, you'll to be telling me next chris hicks never dropped the high bomb like mr ganson did

louis anderson definately knocked on, lunts arm never touched the ground even the commentators were convinced it was a try and every report of the game agreed, as for the obstruction bridge clearly moved towards lunts run and made first contact, thats a dummy run in my book, the rfl needs to sort out the farce on disallowing these type of trys, the ones from wire in previous matches were also trys from the ones i saw on tv, having said all that wire deserved their win but the poor calls certainly had a major impact on the outcome.

Does any of this make any difference whatsoever, let's lose with a bit of grace and good humour. We lost, let's move on now!!!

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I agree but only in 99 out of 100 none televised games.