There is a certain guilty pleasure to these things. I'll soon put this in my mind's recycle bin, but Disco Dave's try and the events leading up to it last year will live long in the memory. Somebody just reminded me of Tommy Lee's 'knock on' from Paul Cooke's kick-off at Cardiff in 2008 - another Ganson special. I enjoyed those, so I can't begrudge you this.
Refs decide a lot of close games, always have, always will. Yesterday was indefensibly poor, but he's not tried to defend it and has apologised. People might say that isn't enough, but it is all he can do.




So many believe in it, yet nobody seems to fear it.

Pretty sure it was Berrigan and not Lee that incident mate

It was indeed. Happened right in front of us. To say I wasn't best pleased would be an understatement.

Ganson has been diabolically poor for pretty much his entire career. Nice to know that he's finally confirmed it on the largest possible stage.

Its the worst decision ive ever seen.
I can take losing , but i cant take being cheated.
We sports fans are a passionate bunch , and i fear its only a matter of time before passion gets the better of somebody , and they have more than a quiet word with Ganson.
I only hope its not at Craven Park.
Having said that , Ganson is arrogant and deluded enough to turn up at our next home game with a smirk on his face.

You were owed that from last year , get over it .

Ah, creeping senility.

Silverwood has just confirmed via Twitter to PhilB that the penalty would not have been on the half way line, but 10m from where Green touched the ball.
Another thing Sandy got wrong.

If Billy Slater Eden had of done his job properly there would have been no descision to make.
How many games has he cost you this season?

Yeah, you've not really got cab man's MO, have you?



Passionate yes. But that would be reprehensible and psychopathic. If we want a sport, we need to respect officials - even if they make very bad decisions that go against us.

Hey HFCgirl, nobody at rovers calls eden 'billy slater'. It was nathan brown who made the analogy.

Ah well, that's sport innit.

A few points, it wasn't cheating on Gansons part, it was a mistake, a bad one, but a mistake.

Eden was horribly out of position.

The Yeaman try is correctly given for me, you have to have a reason not to give a try, that's how it works. It was a soft try for us to concede, crash ball from five yards out, Yeaman was always going to go for it, did well to get his arms free.

We had enough territory and possession to win that game but after Brown's try we put the cue in the rack and looked to just hold on, Hull's desperation plays stuck and fair play they never gave up. Good team spirit that, something which Gentle has got drilled into his group.

To be fair the Hull fans have been pretty reasonable about it.