Salford head coach Ian Watson expressed his disappointment as Salford threw away victory against Wakefield.
A late Reece Lyne try and Sam Williams conversion condemned Salford to defeat, with Ben Murdoch-Masila try on the hooter disallowed for a knock-on.
Watson questioned the decision to disallow the try, but expressed his disappointment at Salford’s game management.
“At full speed it looks like he has dropped it but a Sky camera might tell you different because you’ve seen them given before,” Watson said.
“It’s probably a case for having Sky cameras at every game but there’s obviously a cost to the RFL. To be fair we should have drawn the winger and passed to Kris Welham who would have probably scored in the corner.
“It’s a tough loss for us but it’s a lesson we’ve got to learn. You can’t question the players’ desire, it was a bit of smartness that let us down, especially in the first half.”
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