wow loving some of the blinkered one sided statements being made in this thread.....

Was it a sinbinning.... No
was it reckless...yes
was it intentional....no

Compared to the challenge that led to a sinbinning then yes it should have been a yellow, but never a red... Many challenges could have and should have been punished in the game, Watsy had a shocking swinging arm which was missed by the officials so it evens itself out in that respect, we will each see only the bad of the opposition at times and too much is open to interpretation and that is why officials are so inconsistent with their decisions .......

26th May 2012

He didn't bottle it the man knew what he was doing.If he had sent him off the game would have changed to Hull's advantage .It always get me when fans start sing "you don't know what you are doing "They do

So you are still learning the laws and rules then

Now now, that's agesit.

The length of time he's been supporting is irrelevant, but your observation that he clearly doesn't know the rules is valid.

The team were on a warning, Horne comitted the next offence (well, the next that Ganson saw) and so was binned.

As someone else mentioned, this isn't anything new, it just used to be less obvious to the spectators becuase the referee only told the Captain.

Personally I think Ganson used to be a great ref. He called the Morley high tackle from the kick off against the Aussies spot on and ended up getting cained by the media for it. It wasnt his fault Mozza flew in like it was a scene from Quadrophinia.

Still that was then, this is now, he is a stool