whether you blame the ref or not ,the point is Ganson should not referee any match involving St Helens ,full stop ,its as simple as that ,not rocket science is it

exactly, because at the end of the day he is always going to be accused of bias if the game goes like it did today.

can you imagine if me or you or any of our fans became a ref and progressed to that level. could you give decisions against hull, because at the end of the day being a fan is in your blood.

there's plenty of refs to go round, the rfl needs to end the practice of home town refs doing their teams games now

Everyone is forgetting the penalty given against Sharp in the first half when all he did was run back to field a down field kick.

Spot on.

There's no way any ref should ref his hometown team. It would never happen in Union or Football.

Who are these faceless people who decided this can happen?

Steve Ganson is not a self confessed saints fan. It is known he is a wigan supporter and doesn't like Saints, his ex wife is a saints though. The decision was correct, Washbrook was not looking at the ball, he was looking at the man jumping.If he had turn his head to see the ball coming, he would have been deemed jumping for it, but, he never once looked at the direction of the ball. Correct decision.

Try watching it again like I have done. His eyes were always on the ball.

And Ganson is a St Helens fan, Thats why up until a couple of season ago he wasn't allowed too ref any saints finals

Are you for real? His eyes never left the ball. Your either a moron or a WUM, either way take my advice and do one.

Didn't he once admit that as a child he was a member of the Junior Saints supporters club?

Yes but don't tell the saint's fans that

IIRC no ref could ref the town they was from,not just the team they support.

yeah and the question is why was that rule changed ??