The other interesting decision is regarding Savelio. He was referred for an alleged shoulder charge. The decision was that there was no shoulder charge but the on field decision of a penalty was sufficient. That makes no sense at all but confirms my own view that Saints got the the rub of the green regarding the refs decisions and which left Hull chasing the game.

No, apparently he’s been banned, because he opted for anaesthetic, rather than the slug of red eye Wilkin was administered after his giant bandage on his nose fell off.

There's another one for Savelio...

Knees in the tackle in the 48th minute.

NFA because - Player is coming across to stop a try but does not affect any contact with opponent.

If it's the one I'm thinking of it was a clear attempted shoulder charge.

But my point is the Panel are saying there was no shoulder charge but it was appropriate to award a penalty. Utterly contradictory.

The RFL should wait until Josh is fit to play then hit him with the 2 match ban ONLY FAIR???????????????

Probably a bit of noise pollution in there too. It was weak of Josh to scream out in agony, as that may have put St Helens off their game.

In future, any player snapping their Achilles in open play, should keep quiet, hold onto the ball at all costs, play out the rest of the game, cut their foot off from the ankle with a blunt rusty knife when they got home and go again next week. That’s what Jon Wilkin would have done. The game’s gone soft!

Some truth in that???????

The fact he got injured after is irrelevant if he has commited an offence. Can't just ignore it because hes out for awhile.

Presumably the next 2 rounds won't count as he is injured...or can they?
Not sure if they have to prove when a player is fit to play but I'm sure we can declare him fit a couple of weeks early....

Alex Walmsley late hit on kicker 38 minutes, punishment NFA on field penalty sufficient. A penalty we never received what a joke ffs

Just watched the incident back. Griffen does twist Makinson’s leg during the tackle.

Ironically, one minute later, Makinson was the first to put his hand up to indicate the seriousness of the Griff’s injury, before Fages had even crossed the line for his try.