and Foxys try wasn't without contact form someone falling over his head and shoulders

why did he take shampoo to a rugby match?

Turns out to be a load of fuss about nothing - Mathers had every right to challenge for the ball and that's what he did; whilst Sandercock moans to the media, the player himself has said on Twitter that there was nothing in it. The second one was just one of those things - Mathers jumped to avoid a collision and caught the try scorer's hand.

If we're citing players for trying to prevent a try, will the HKR player who clattered Foxy be up before the beak as well?

Just watched it on a famous video website which Trinity posted the video on. You are absolutely spot on bren2k after seeing that. Both Mathers incidents were purely competitive with no malice, just 50:50 incidents. The Fox incident looked the worst of the three. By the freak of chance Fox was the only one of the three to not be injured from it.

To be fair to Rovers, watching the second half kick off the ball did not look to be anywhere near Dobson's foot so they were unlikely to be given offside. Having said that, even on the highlights video there is lots of evidence of players offside (e.g. Rovers supposedly defending when stood on their own line) and defending players not standing square. Nothing new, we see it every week now, just not applied consistently.

Looking at the highlights I think Agar enjoyed it more than anyone else when he came on at the end!

Good performance from the lads (Second half specifically!) really stepped up the play, and it was lovely seeing agar come out and show is passion for the club!