The Salford incident was clearly different

Different poster able to understand what someone has typed....

NOPE NONE WHATSOEVER.

just following up on something read in a paper...

do i state anywhere were i think it should lead to or of been a rovers win?.....erm NO

do i state that it should mean anything other than a fc win in the derby?.........erm ...NO

rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/28065/salford-city-reds-docked-tworl

Poor poor people. Cling on its all you've got.

The 4th official clearly needs punishing for this catastrophic error. I hope they throw the book at him. Or a pint pot.

oh dear.....yet another without the grasp on the interchange rules.. now do keep up

THEY ARE NOT CONTROLLED BY A 4TH OFFICIAL...... NO OFFICIAL OF ANY SORT SAYS YES OR NO TO ENTERING THE PITCH..

it is controlled by the TEAMS.... NOT the Ref, NOT the linesman, NOT the reserve ref, NOT the time keeper and NOT the Match commissioner...

THIS IS WHY TEAMS FALL FOUL OF THE RULE....... but lets not let a fact get in the way eh!!!!

In the letter of the law you are probably right, but by the spirit you are way off the mark. the play was carrying on he took no part & was trying to get off the pitch, should FC play a man short untill he limps accross the field? If it was Rovers I would be livid. We lost, move on, it's Leeds next.

Strange that, because the RFL list the following in their Operational Rules

Substitutes 2. (a) Each team may nominate a maximum of four replacements before the start of the game. Their names along with those of the players must be given to the referee before the start of the game. A maximum of 12 interchanges will be allowed from the 17 named players.
Substitutions shall be sanctioned by the Referee or by an official appointed to oversee the substitution process.

rlRFL Rulesrl

Just give it up. The lad was injured, not interfering wth play and virtually off the pitch. Rules are great but common sense needs to prevail a little.

For the record, the penalty try was about right.

Sick of officials not being able to judge forward passes though. Happens in every games but doesn't mean we should just accept it as 'part of the game'.

then how do teams manage to break the rules and have more than 13 players on the pitch...

And how many times has it happened? Salford this season, Saints v Hull a few years back...

Officials make mistakes, occasionally you know

Perhaps you should check facts before posting (and putting it IN CAPITALS doesn't make it true, btw).