As we all saw apart from officials that the last pass was foward but thats not my problem with it my problem is that i dont think bries actually touched the ball down not sure what the rest of you think

he did

Who cares we got mega out coached last night.

I thought he got the ball down.

you keep clutching tightly at those straws kid,

you where totally out classed, the golden days are gone .

True


Nothing is permanent.

Ok then someone contact Super League and change the score by six points!!!!!!!!!! now how close does that make it? oh and by the way tell them your try was a dropped ball.

And in response your try looked a knock on to me. Swings and roundabouts anyone?

dont get me wrong lads i know we were outclassed by the better team but i was just watching game again this morning and in my opion he didnt ground the ball from what i can see so jog on back to your own board and enjoy your 15 mins of glory

15 mins? it's been more than that mate! And but for a very dodgy call by child that would have been four clean sheets in a row for wires. Ah well,we can't have it all our own way I suppose.

Briers touched the white line.

He loves the white line........off a key.

Never laughed so hard in my life.

Stop clutching @ straws it was a try

Death is.

Prove it....

It was the other 6 trys that killed us

Didn't even realise there might be a problem with it.

I'll have to double check now. Nah ..... that's not gonna happen.

May I direct my learned friend to an entire genre of movies that would suggest otherwise?

Wow,

The final pass was not forward, the ball was always behind the passer (Monaghan) even to the point Briers caught it.
This is the momentum rule.

If the ball always had to travel backwards relative to the pitch and not the players, then it would be virtually impossible to pass the ball when running, because the ball will always travel relative to the forward motion of the passer.

By contrast, i thought the pass from Myler to Monaghan for our second try was forward, Myler had no (or very little) forward motion and the pass went forward relative to him and the pitch.

Also it was inconclusive whether or not Buderus grounded the ball for your try, looked like a knock on to me.

Although from a different angle it could have been that his finger tips were on it as it 'bounced' down, overall i reckon it should have been a 'Benefit of the doubt try'.

Class is permanent, form is temporarily. Remember that.

Agree with the sentiment 100%

Not entirely sure how it applies here tho?

Not if you're Jesus

Or if you're Noel Edmonds, figuratively speaking.

This is how it relates mate.