Although the correct decision was eventually made I thought you was unlucky to get that call as I'm with John Kear on this, the replays should be shown in real time, and any tight call should be 'benefit of the doubt to the attacking team', as would have been in a game without cameras. The decisions are too pedantic and really look for a reason NOT to give the try. That play was worthy of 4 points for any team.

I tipped Leeds to win by 8 by the way

In real time Scott Donald looked to have grounded the ball for a try. Slow motion showed he was miles away and it was a knock on by plenty.

You reckon that should have been given?




The Webster no try? It was a scrappy kick through that Ryan Hall should have diffused and avoided this sort of discussion! He made a right mess of it and was lucky that Webster knocked on. It was hardly Ellery Hanley '88 Cup Final material!!

It was the slightest of touches, but he (Webster) did contact the ball, correct decision given.

tell that to justin

Morgan highlighted the incident as the turning point of the game.

"I have the same view as everybody else in that I thought it was a try" said Morgan.

"I couldn't see any conclusive evidence that Jake had knocked it on.

"That was a massive turning point in the game.

"If we get that all of a sudden you're six points clear and then it turned to a 10-point swing in the matter of a couple of minutes.

"That was a massive call for the official Ian Smith."
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disagree to that, the donald one never looked like a try to the naked eye at the ground, I guess the TV camera angle may have looked different.

As for the webster decision, no complaints on the decision, but can't help wondering what has happened to sky's invention benefit of the doubt (glad it appears to have gone from the game though!)

And how many times was that heard last night,so annoying

Where, top two,top six, top half ,super league :

It was your inability to turn pressure into points that cost you the game in the end. You should have been well in front by 1/2 time with the posession and field position you had

Benefit of doubt is only used when the footage is inconclusive. Webster clearly knocked on.

it was the right call imo

anybody who disagrees knows feck all about rugby or are just stupid

clearly, after 17 replays

whether it was or it wasnt, youll see worse trys awarded over the season

It wasnt his hand it was his knee. I should know, I saw it full speed from directly behind from the south stand. Dont believe me, ask the guy next to me on the grassy knoll, he saw it clearly through his rifle sight.