Robbing Whitfied, as the Wakefield Express headline stated.

Yup, the problem was that although the Bradford winger was a yard short the ageing Whitfield was still puffing his way over the halfway line. He gave it simply because he didn't know and just assumed.

He wasn't cheating as such, he was simply too old and too unfit to referee, even then!

My point was in relation to the “think we’re allowed one” purely based on the fact that we’ve had others chalked off in the past.

1968 Challenge Cup Final penalty try awarded to Leeds, it was a travesty on so many levels. In the game where they grounded the ball short didn’t they also disallow a try by Nigel Wright. The other that springs to mind was Ellery Hanley who clearly dropped the ball from some height whilst playing for Wigan but a try was still allowed. We were getting hammered at the time but it’s the only part of that game that I clearly remember.

One of your points was also "rules are rules" which, clearly, doesn't matter on some occasions.

I never commented on that part, what do you want me to do/think about a call that’s already happened? I don’t get how you’re misinterpreting this so wrong.

Well Thaler demoted again I can only presume for not going to the video ref.
I see that Wilkins didn’t like playing in the magic games for Saints because he thought by having all the clubs play it lowered the overall standards because they had deserved the right to do so.

To do with his overturning that try that Hicks awarded for Hull I believe.

You presume wrong

I did presume incorrectly but in my defence I was unaware of a controversy in the Hull game not having access to Sky currently. I was also not aware of the doubt about Tanginoa’s try until I saw the match on Trinity TV because with Brexit all elements of Sky Sports are not available including highlights.

What's it got to do with Brexit.

We did not sign up to the agreement that would allow Sky to transmit from a U.K. subscription via the internet outside of the U.K. and Ireland. We have also not signed up to the current data roaming agreement which means that prior to the 01/01/2021 you could use the 4G anywhere in the EU as if you were in the U.K. The companies are no longer bound by these restrictions and are starting to impose stand alone charges for U.K. users in the eu. I believe some have started already with the majority to follow on the 01/01/2022. If you travel to the EU and you pay the bill turn off your data roaming until it is required then shut it down again.