The judiciary is a complete lottery, fair enough we stunk the place out with our first half performance but for bloke who has multiple cameras to look at and still get the outcome wrong is just a joke. 
Also I'm sure the video evidence would have come from the same TV coverage so you'd have to ask why two people see two different outcomes. 
He system and those running it need a complete overhaul. 

As I've said before, we have to be better disciplined. 


The officials clearly think(and they are correct) we are ill disciplined and therefore we don't get the benefit of the doubt.

Having watched the Knight challenge again, whilst less emotive, I think it's clear that a red card was harsh, the timing probably went massively against him. However it was still a very silly challenge in the context of the game, after what had just happened and the fact it was the last play of the half and a nothing run from Hewitt. If he just puts a normal tackle in, we go to HT 2 points down and I think after a Cartwright HT speech, we go on and win the game.


The crusher tackle are very frustrating, absolute joke that neither were a penalty, I'm happy for no card and out onto report, but it ahs to be a penalty.


That's 6 obvious decisions that went against us from the officials, we those two tackles, knights red, Swift knock on and the two captains challenges we won. Not getting much luck on and off the field this year. Some it is avoidable (Knight challenge) but the others would have been spotted and actioned by the ref or VR.

It’s a fine line between being better disciplined and becoming too soft that teams run through us with ease?


Take Cust on Morgue. He was showing commitment to either be first to the ball or tackle Morgue behind his line and force a drop out. Unfortunately he got there a second too late and it ended up looking worse than it was.


If he had reigned himself in a bit then Morgue would have escaped easily and made ground?

Hopefully the club are seeking an urgent sit down with whoever is in charge of referees to see why we seem to be getting the rough end of some very poor decisions

I think the  VRs have been instructed to speed up their reviews. It was kinda obvious thet where making quicker, but also more incorrect, descisions based on less angles.


Seems we either quick less accurate descisions or slow but more accurate.
Either way the system is bolloxed as some refs just put everything up to the VR.
The on field refs need to grow some balls and only use the VR for contentous calls.

Whether the officials get it right or wrong is irrelevant.


Our players are at fault. We lead the red/yellow card table iirc? It's also worth noting that we are up top when it comes to penalties for, so it's not one way this.


The players just don't learn and its costing us games.


KR don't seem to have a discipline problem.


Carty needs to get to grips with this, as a matter of urgency.

We definitely need to improve our discipline but it does seem it's not an even playing field and we seem to be being treated more harshly on field than (some) other teams.  It was clear from the reverse angle that knight was nowhere near the head with his shoulder and it should only have been a penalty on field on Sunday so why didn't the VR ref see that?  I also don't think that the 2 brothers should be working together as it feels sometimes they just back each other up, or maybe they all do that.  Who knows

Its not irellevent.
What has discipline got to do with swifts "not" knock on.


Now our discipline is rubbish, yes, and its the one area we need a major imprivement in.. but to say the officials performance is irrellevent is just plain wrong.

I've just seen the Knight incident and while I agree with the comments about not giving the ref a decision to make I can't fathom how they got "direct contact with the head" out of those images, he clearly never touches the head.

The worst thing is nothing will happen.  We've lost 2 points which could cost us come the end of the season but the officials get off scott free


Myler should be getting himself to RFL HQ and getting is someone's ear about it to see if we can put some pressure on and hopefully change the way we're being reffed right now.


Is that the last 3 red cards they've more or less said shouldn't have been?

It's another reason to look at the union system of 20 minute red cards where the team is penalised but not for the whole game where it's not deliberate foul play