Anybody else think this decision was vital? I felt we were playing our way back into the game and if that try was given we could have gone on to win the game. Shocking decision

Ratchford maybe brilliant maybe not, but his try was total luck to hit the upright and come back perfectly for him.If he tried it another 50 times it wouldn't come offIMO

He'd have scored regardless whether it hit the post or not. If anything it made it harder for him.

Can't believe some of the "opinions" on here. Being one-eyed doesn't make you a better Hull fan!

Turner pass to Foster was forward. No question. We've gotten away with a few in the past. Others have against us. Neither affect the first part - it was forward!

Seymour, personally I don't think he caught it cleanly. The defender had every right to knock the ball out. It completely depends on what your definition of catching a ball is. Having two hands on the ball to me isn't enough, you've got to have control of it, and I don't think Seymour did.

The obstruction try I thought was very baffling. I called it at first, but looking at the replay I didn't think there was a chance in hell. Was very surprised that it was given. Yeah, the attacker runs behind his own player, but no one was obstructed. Not even slightly. I'd have been fuming had that decision gone against us.

Generally thought the reffing wasn't too bad, except for the policing of offsides.

Exactly

Although some will defend him like mad

I think he knew what he was doing with it hitting the post, he looked up and aimed for it IMO, and timed his run so that he was going to pick it up on the bounce.