If Sam has passed every head test known to man I still wouldn’t play him, the guy was knocked out cold, you can’t mess with that, I’d be quite willing to give him a couple of month off, like a boxer really if they get ko’d they usually don’t fight again for a good few months , we need to start treating serious head knocks like a serious knee injury out for a good while.

The disallowed try was right in front of us and for me it was a try. At one point I thought the TJ had indicated that it was a try.
We had other opportunities that we flunked miserably though

Never ceases to amaze me on RLfans, how many disallowed tries we’re “right in front of me”.

You've never fixed or been right about anything in your life.

Im not disputing that but who says all teams must stick to this kind of play? Why not mix it up so that the opposition have no idea what kind of play you are going to run next?

Just watched the no try back. Looks to me like he's grounded it on the deadball line, hence the 20m tap. Fine margins.

First obstruction - Isa stops in the line, as soon as Lockers passes it's a penalty. Either Isa needs to get through the gap, or Lockers needs to surrender. We get given a soft penalty on the next set, Isa then ruins it by getting penalised in possession for slapping a Cas player. Massive one that, stupid.

Second obstruction also correct, Farrell stops in the line.

You're right about Cas being offside at the end. We should have had a penalty and needed to do a 'wide to West'. Daft decision to spend time taking the conversion, we have the right to elect not to take it, and the clock would have gone off straight away.

Overall we were our own worst enemies in that game. Over eagerness in defence led to three offside penalties. Three high tackles. A shoulder charge. Penalised in possession for striking. Marched 10 metres for dissent. You can't do that on a short pitch and expect to win the game. Constantly gave ourselves hard work to do.