Yes, but only on the full. As it bounced, it was a live ball and Whiting took it into touch by standing on the line when gathering, so Saints H&F was correct.

O'Meley? was moaning about Ganson being in his way too, but he was out the scrum far too quick for a prop, so can't really say owt.

I think no matter who you support we can all agree on the fact being able to reff your hometown team is a bad call from the rfl and needs to be fixed.

9internationals or ex on display, yes weak team.

i think the washbrook decision was wrong, never took his eye off the ball. shame for hull, but they couldn't get any decent possession in the second half.all credit to saints to come from 18 down.its been mentioned about long and phelps missing, but i think radford will improve the side when back. think hull when they do learn to catch the ball and not let it bounce need to return the ball at pace, kick returns seem to be very slow.
all in all disapointed that hull didn't get the 2 points today, think ganson was wrong to award the penalty at the end. but 5 points from 6 over the easter period is a great return considering who we have played.

Silly O'Meley. Fancy getting his ar$e in gear and not expecting to be obstructed by Saints 14th man. That'll "learn" him...

IIRC again it was changed because the rfl deemed Ganson to be by far and away the best ref but because SH were reaching so many finals he missed out reffing the major games,hence they thought(wrongly i think)he was honest enough to ref SH but the trouble is when you get a bad call,questions rightly get asked.

They should never have changed it.

Ganson always no matter who he refs finds a way to be the of attention always has and always will..

I have no real problem with Ganson today other than the last penalty, he got it wrong and it cost us. That said we got some calls last week apparently at Wire and this week we never, swings and roundabouts I guess.

I was hoping you would do us a favour and beat this mediocre Saints team and keep us top but your flops fell short.

Although a draw keeps Wire at the summit looking down at all the inferior clubs.

Did you watch the game on the box or are you the rather large person in the Bulls shirt who was getting very exited with the Saints supporters??

a bigger positive was you not being there

As soon has the ball is out of the scrum ..the scum is over and players from the scrum can defend ..were did the man who scored the try come from ..from back of the scrum has soon has the ball leave the scrum .. scrum over

Fancy last week you got your arc-s nailed to your ground by an inferior club

As a wire fan, wire wonders posts on this thread have been embarrassing, after page 4 i was ready to post a reply to this imbecile's posts however none of you guys rose to his bait, however he has furthered his idiocy.

just to clarify, you guys fully deserved to beat us last week, you were the better team over 80 minutes.

also, this guy as you have already realised is a troll/b3ll3nd, please ignore him, in no way does he represent the views and opinions of proper wire fans ( even if he does stay for 80 minutes)

you have really turned it around this season, congrats to the club and fans for getting through the tough start of the season. to get 5 out of 6 points over Easter is a great record, especially considering 3 of those points were against top 4 opposition. not trying to toot our horn but to emphasise how well you have done

I've not read all the posts so apologies if it's mentioned earlier.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the worst decision of the afternoon and one which Saints scored from.

When Meli kicked the ball Whiting had his feet on the touchline when he caught the ball, and was therefore out of play. The head and feed should have gone to Hull but went to Saints. Roby scored direct from that scrum and got Saints back unto the game.

I thought I saw it that way "live" on t.v.

I've just watched boots n all the tries and that's exactly what happened. Whiting did not carry the ball over the touchline.