Agreed, credit to Mcintosh for not quitting on the chase.

Plus Johnstone was running onto the ball. McIntosh had to turn as the pass was behind him.

Thought Darnell had a good game. Finished his try well and has lots of enthusiasm. Looks happy to be at the club!

Didn't Darnell get smashed round the head with a stiff arm whilst scoring? Not that it was a sending off or even a yellow card. It's just that yet again the RL have instructed their referees on a particular start of season clamp down which unfortunately between them they're unable to police in a consistent fashion. It's more or less the same every season with a different rule.

The so called top 4 teams will get lower level suspensions for the first few weeks. Then eventually the current red cards will become yellows around about round 7. The yellows will become penalty only.

Great gritty win for the lads well chuffed.

Well Gaskell has form for acting performances that would put oscar winners to shame. Thought Griffiths was uneven in the way he officiated to honest and struggling to fully see how we were so bad compared to Wakey other than they were appealing for anything.

Just hope like the players the officials have now blown the cobwebs off and will officiate consistently across the board as a set of officials.

To be honest even at the pace they were going it wasn't as bad as some you see not even get penalised but he was the last man and it was a very lazy tackle.

Congrats on the 2 points though fellers.

Image clearly shows the initial contact was was upper arm. The actual footage shows that the secondary contact was with the neck.

Based upon the Warrington sin binning yesterday and Kendall’s explanation, I’d say Jake should get a Not Guilty or Sending Off sufficient verdict. Whether he will….?

Agree with Staffs, certainly looked like Darnell took an unpunished headshot whilst scoring.

Indeed the shot on McIntosh went completely unpunished and you wonder then what constitutes direct contact with the head for both teams.

The Disciplinary Committee report tomorrow night will provide interesting reading.

Apart from a really poor refereeing performance yet again, this really was an outstanding win, this six again crap wants hoofing in to touch with the corona virus.

A really strong defensive display from our lads under intense pressure from a Wakey side almost at full strength, we’ve got a few lads coming through at last, Wynne will keep Carlos and Griff on their toes, glad it’s one from one, and not the predicted 0/3 as a few thought, great following from the very best away supporters in the league.

Thought we’d blown it when Jake was carded, never saw what happened at the time, hope it’s just another rubbish decision, great team performance.

Got to agree with the ref comment, he reacted whenever the Wakey players appealed or if the crowd did and some of their players played up to it, Pitts and Gaskell in particular. The facilities at that ground though do leave a lot to be desired, I was talking to two lads who'd queued for 40 minutes to get a pint, only to be told it was cash only payments, which they'd neglected to bring and to say they were angry is putting it mildly! I think we showed great character at the end and the player who really stood out was Sao, despite the early high shots, which were nothing really, he was mighty carrying and defending and was the pick of the bunch for me.

Watching the highlights video it seems like the hit on McIntosh was more direct to head then what Jake did. At the very least he ended up high so should have been an 8 point try for penalty in the act of scoring. No excuse for officials missing incidents like that.
Jake shouldn't have even had to make that tackle. Should have been blown immediately as a forward pass.

Watched the highlights and at real time (which is all the ref has), the Connor tackle looks bad, although nowhere near as bad as the other two signings off, so I think a yellow would be fair, should really be SOS, but I'd be amazed if that happens.

A nice stat to read is that even in those conditions we made the least errors of any team this weekend with 3. As a contrast, Rovers made the most errors with 16.

Unfortunately we gave away the most penalties with 11. It's a good job our defence was strong and we were only playing Wakey.

A penalty count like that plus the multiple restarts we conceded against Sts will see us get a good hiding. Need to improve.

I know discipline has been a big issue for us for the past few seasons at least but in all honesty I really didn't think we were that bad and thought Griffiths was a little one sided in his officiating. One example of this was the penalty given against Ligi when trying to get a quick ptb yet two Wakefield players kept hold of him and as players do they try to shake free and as he did a Wakey player fell over and Ligi got penalised yet Griffiths ignored the Wakey players refusing to release Ligi when stood and trying to ptb. Another example was the direct contact to the head of McIntosh in scoring his try yet nothing whatsoever given. We seemed to get pinged for minor interferences at the ptb while Wakey were no better but got very little given against them. On a side note what disappointed me more from Wakefield was the constant arm waving to the officials which is not something I've associated with a Wakefield side before.