just because he doesnt like to see it doesnt mean its wrong...does it?

i dont like to see players flapping around like a fish out of water trying to milk a penalty, but it doesnt mean its wrong to do so

I thought that Ganson was in favour of the 'unsporting conduct' last week, this week he aint. No wonder we can't get consistency from referees.

Voila!

He kicked more than one penalty from a deliberate play the ball onto a defender didn't he

And neither were as blatant as the Josh Jones example, which seems to have been the catalyst for this contrary announcement - that directly contradicts Ganson's initial support for Childs' decision.

I'm glad they've provided clarity - and I hope the execution of it is handled properly and consistently; and bigger picture, get out of the habit of defending a referee decision as a default position - supporters would respect the process more, if they'd been honest and said "yes, that was against the spirit of the game and Mr Child should have penalised it."