Hardly think you could call it harsh he gave the ref an easy decision to sin bin.

.... it depends on whether miller was actually tacked - he'd broken free from shaul during the "tackle" and might have played on, shaul assumed he might play on.

If the ref had called held, and miller played on, he would have told him to play the ball.

The same process doesn't happen for the defender.

I think that is what Shaul thought, that the tackle may not have been complete. But it was, and it is classed as a professional foul

Difficult call for the ref as he has to decide if the tackle was made, also difficult decision for Shaul, he can hardly let miller just run off, persoanlly i think a sin bin is harsh, but can see why Bentham gave it.

Thought we looked tired last night but we got the job done and thats what matters.

Hopefully an 8 day turnaround for next week, and Cas likely to rest a few with nothing to play for will keep us a bit fresher.

What happened to Manu? He was a big miss last night

Taken ill.

After watching the game back when I got in the call on Shaul is particularly harsh as Milky clearly plays for the penalty as he pulls Shaul down and holds him and conned Bentham.
Can't believe Bentham actually initially gave the drop goal that Finn missed, to me he looked like a ref under pressure and wanted every decision backing up. I consider him to be one of the better ref's we have but thought he was pretty poor and its a worry that under Ganson they seem to be going backwards.

Would also like to see the obstruction rule looked at too as to be honest its too easy for a defender to make a play for the attacking runner and get away with a bad decision by having a score ruled out.

Why do you fall for this, week in, week out?? This is what Mrs B does, it's a defence mechanism and everyone sees it for exactly what it is. I do it, just not on here.

I'm going to give you the same advice Sheldon did...just without the name calling...ignore her. If you don't like what she posts, click the ignore button. But don't rise to it week in week out and then not expect some backlash!

Same here after we went 10-0 down I was telling myself thats it yet again we've blown it, seasons ended with a whimper etc. I tend to do it everytime for some reason but it doesn't stop me cheering them on and hoping they can turn it around etc, lets face it we know they can. Just some of us do it as a way of dealing with the anguish during the game.

tbf I think most of us do it in our heads, we just don't put it in black and white, I assume mrs B does it as a wind up

Exactly! At Wembley last year I looked at my son as Warrington went over to make it 10-0 and made the knife across the throat sign and said game over. It's how I cope, I expect the worst so that when the best happens it means so much more. To suggest Mrs B doesn't back the lads is ludicrous!!

More than likely, just that people fall for it and bite every chuffing week leaving us to clear up the backlash!

There's one common denominator present in the vast majority of the bickering on here.

Add the name calling, call a spade a spade.

I left school many years ago, and left the name calling there thank you.