Posted this on Casforum so i'll just copy and paste

I don't know if this as been discussed in another thread, im not trawling through them all, but
In the second half, Dixon kicked a goal from the left of the posts, it hit the outside of the post veered left but was given as a goal, can anyone please explain how it was given 'cos EVERYONE where i was stood was very confused, becuase surely it was against the laws of physics to have actually gone over, or did i miss something :z

Haha @ my spelling and punctuation and Grammar

I was stood in the WRE and said to a bloke next to me that the kick never went over

but while the luck is on our side lets not knock it!

Lucky lucky Cas!!

It did`nt appear to go over to me or the supporters of both clubs who I was stood with.
If that would have been a match winning kick then it it would have been commented on more no doubt.
Best of luck for the rest of season apart from your visit to the Willows.

I was stood at Railway end right behind the posts and i said straight away it didnt go over. It physically wasnt possible for it to hit the inside of the post but still deflect left. Everyone round me agreed it didnt look like it had gone over. Nevermind

Great.

That's 2 points back from Owen's perfect 4 pointer at Wigan

Ah the double movement? Nah it puts us 2 points up.