The Bailey incident was clear provocation and, unfortunately but understandably, Radford fell for it - hook, line and sinker. I mean, what the hell was the guy supposed to do. Say something like, "I'm terribly sorry, old chap. Would you mind not hitting my face with your elbow?"

Saying that, I'm surprised with the consistency of refereeing at present that he didn't receive a sin bin before the punches were thrown for having his head inconveniently in the way of Bailey's elbow.

The problem with that decision was that it made Leeds bullet proof against any bad decisions and gave the likes of Sinfield and Delaney license to run their jaws off throughout the game.

Ian Smith is only 10 yards away and looking directly at the play the ball and there are also two touch judges. I think there's enough people in good enough positions to interperate the situation.

Agreed, but just because they [ishould[/i, doesn't mean they [ican[/i or [ido[/i.

Let's hope they review situations like this.

I'd love for Cummings to have a open, weekly summary within the media.

if you were at the game you might actually see why he went to the video ref , the lino had his flag up you fool.god is every team envious of us on every board thers something about leeds.

Will never happen, he seems to have found himself accountable to nobody - as standards get worse game by game.