johnh1

And two breaks missed, one by each team, because we were either watching a replay or watching someone on the floor who had dropped the ball.

It was clearly in the field of play and then in the air.

Yes. Give the video ref his due. It was an excellent decision.

Did the crowd at Wigan include the Salford and Swinton fans who went to the earlier game? I know a few Salford fans who wanted to stay for the Wigan game, but didn't because they closed the bars in their stand.

I can't spake.

Another bloody Sunday!

Didn't see his interview. Did he say that they didn't deserve the try because Wakey deserved to win, or did he say the try shouldn't have been awarded?

That was a belting half of rugby.

As someone who now watches every superleague game as a neutral, my gripe is more with the video ref. The game yesterday had a video ref decision that baffled everyone, not least because, as so often happens, a clear view of the incident was shown after the video ref had made his decision. Was that Sky's fault? No one knows. But a video ref has the time to judge and make his decision when the on field ref doesn't. They shouldn't be making mistakes like that. It could have game defining. Fortunately it wasn't.

Well done 'Ull.

Pike and O'Connor?

Apparently Leeds have signed a forward.

Looking good for GP at the moment.

If he goes back to the play the ball, then it should be no try. In fact most tries would be disallowed for incorrect play the balls.

I suspect he can't have access to the clear view. No idea why not.