It was a try,he got downward pressure on it,all the comentators agreed on it and thats a rareity in itself.It was replayed lots of times and at no point did it look like is wasnt a try

Try for me. No qualms

So when he released the ball to the floor with his right hand, and then touched it down with his left - that doesn't count as a knock-on?

He got downward pressure on the ball with his right hand and thats why the try was awarded

You scored a try from a blatant forward pass.

It happens.

You won.

Get over it.

According to the few dozen who turned up, almost every pass Wigan threw was "FFOOOORWAAAARDD".

Perhaps you were one of them.

At the very least it was a 50-50 call. I've seen video refs take ages agonising over far more clear-cut 'tries' than that one.

But it's pointless arguing on.

Incompetent refereeing - either on the field or off it - is hardly a new thing in the game. Time to accept victory and look to next week.

i watched it on big screen and said NO TRY..GROUNDED SHORT................then i looked a the clock and said give em the try anyway..they'll barely have time to kick the goal before full time..................i was jokin.and gobsmacked when they gave a try

Always had you down as sensible.

Called that one wrong, seemingly.

We will thanks.

Good luck avoiding the bottom 2 of the league.

Only a bit of banter Adey!

There were a huge number of calls for forward today though - admittedly a lot were missed (for both sides), but I don't recall the Odsal crowd being so animated in that manner.

FWIW, I thought Bradford came out much more fired up than we did - perhaps we thought it would be a stroll - your fast defence dominated long periods of play in the 1st half and without the Raynor sending off the 2nd could have been very different.

Sadly the ruling these days is 'downwards pressure'. Nothing about control.

He lost the ball with his right hand, but managed to apply 'downwards pressure' before knocking on. It's not a try in my book, but sadly it is according to the rules.