Yeah got a 40/20 how many did hull kick

not bitter , regardless of the blantant forward pass hull still should have defended that lead, but it does stick in the gullitt when decisions like that go against you,

I [ithink[/i (but obviously don't know because it's someone else) that the point MMJ is making is if it is a case like last night where the receiving player actually catches the ball in front of where the passing player is [iat the time the ball is caught[/i, not where he passed the ball from. The only way that could ever not be a forward pass is if the passing player, after throwing the ball, then either stops stone dead from running, or runs back towards his own line at a pace faster than the ball is travelling backwards. I'd be interested if there are any physicists on here who can tell us if this is even possible.

I can see how a TV replay can prove a forward pass in those scenarios, but I would, however, say that you can't go to the screen for those instances and not other forward passes IMO, it wouldn't be right.

You're at it again!
Has he been seeing your missus or something?

It was more a joke comment regarding the slowest player, not how good he performed!! Not that he was spectacular!!

Oh...don't quit the day job.

The physio was on pretty quickly and gave the "no" signal straight away, followed by a second member of the med team coming on and then the stretcher, all before the try was anywhere near scored.

All water under the bridge now, but I'd have hoped that a ref or TJ would have seen that, realised the potential seriousness of the injury and stopped play.

Of course, the lack of comments/complaints next time a rovers player gets injured and play isn't stopped and a try is scored will be recorded for posterity...

Whilst i feel for you being on the end of a decision that cost you a try, try to also realise we was on the end of two bad decisions that gave you two tries....
Before someone asks for clarification as to which ones..
1...dobson sin binning.....should never have been...penalty at most
2...goal line drop out given against rovers when in fact it should have been a pen or 20metre restart... (pen for the push in the back on shannon which in turn pushed him onto the ball)
both instances lead to tries in the very next sets...

And whilst you are all going on about the poor decision for the forward pass try you are neglecting the these bad calls that went your way...

that being said.... that call is not what lost the game, not defending the lead out ,poor discipline and bad decision making is what lost the game...

If he had to be pushed onto the ball surely he was obstructing it

going by the bilge they came up with yesterday I would say it's a comfortable two pointer for FC



i'd pee myself if Ganson was appointed for the Saints game

According to Jon Wells's summing up, he played well for both Hull clubs