They took out the kicker more than one occasion and no cards were shown

We got "taken out 3 times" and got pens for 2 of those.

Stopped a try, gave away a penalty. Should definitely be more than just a penalty.

He also denied Lee Smiths' try and allowed one of their conversions which was given by the touch judges when it clear went slightly wide, I was fuming!

The 'goal' was very close - not sure about that.

The only explanation for the 'try' is that he had already called 'held' - if he had, then the ball was dead before Smith touched it down and therefore correct decision. Any other explanation would be wrong, as the ball definitely touched the line.

I was sat right behind the sticks and my eyes saw it go slightly wide. Another one is where we got a back to 1 situation and then Raleigh gets the ball and kicks still thinking its the 5th and as soon as he regains it the Roby decided to say it was the 6th and handover. He did do some bad decisions for both teams

He hadn't given back to one for the played-at ball before Raleigh kicked, though, making that two times we ought to have had another 6 play-the-balls...and I agree, Smith's try was good, and 'that' kick was wide.

Roby wasn't even going to give a penalty when our player was taken out even though he had a perfect view. Thankfully, the touch judge who was quite a distance from it, put his flag up. Should have been a sinbin, but Roby's performance was pretty clueless for both sides

Don't have twitter but he should get some bashing this week and be made accountable for these sort of mistakes.

The referee was shocking that night. I know first hand that Hull fans were unhappy with his performance yet I know that us Wakey fans had a lot more grievances. Particularly with 3 separate occasions when our player kicked through and was taken out. I thought the first one definitely warranted a spell in the sin bin.

Few people are talking about Holdsworth's second conversion. I was sat in a good position behind the sticks and am adamant that the ball went wide yet both touch judges' flags went up.

In spite of many grievances for the referring I have grievance with our team as well. I felt they under performed, fell off tackles and the defence opened up too easily. They did however put in a much stronger and more determined effort in the 2nd half.

Hull were solid, tight in defence and good value for their victory. I can't take away from the fact that they deserved the win and on the night we were beaten by a better team.

Watched it again today and there are 3 players (including Whiting) clearly offside at that play the ball. COuldn't be easier to spot either as they should have been behind the line and yet 2 players are stood directly in front of the 2 uprights - no possible way for them to be onside.

In summary - Mr Roby is a terrible referee.

I wasn't there, but were Hull smart enough to exploit this while we weren't? A lesson we need to learn, I think. Some teams seem to alter their game depending on which ref they've got, and our first instinct is to claim bias by the ref (I don't buy that) but maybe we're just not savvy enough to adapt our game?

N.B. I freely admit bad-mouthing refs on many an occasion, but see this as a duty