news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 999569.stm Wonder how many times klein ganson and silverwood would have been targeted if he was the salford coach over the years

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 999569.stm Wonder how many times klein ganson and silverwood would have been targeted if he was the salford coach over the years

I'm sure all of Hudds 30 points were because of the referees decisions...



Coaches just make themselves look like bitter children when they do this kind of thing. Bitching about refs is our job not his...

Morgan moaned about penalties when he played ourselves (Warrington), yet Hull KR had more penalties!

makes you hate hull kr even more if thats possible

Maybe someone should point out to him all the games that could* have gone against KR if the ref made the rite call. The latest KR FC match springs to mind where a KR clearing kick was given as KR possesion even though it went strate our from teh defenders boot (can't rememebr who it was).


*i say could not would

It's a tough job being a Ref these days and I know including myself we all give them some stick.

But at the end of the day the Ref can only give what he sees and I fimrly believe in the long run it evens it's self out.

Salford City Reds over the years have had to put up with some doggy calls but of late we have had the rub of the green on more than one occasions.

Rhino was probably the biggest whinger of them all.

Saying that, having a pop at refs is intended to take the heat off the players. Ferguson has done for it years, but when he comes out with virtriolic nonsense, it's called 'mind games'.

what are hudds players doing thast wrong? every opposition coach is having a pop at them for getting away with everything! Like they've said on boots n all, would they still be moaning if they had won the game?

Morgan? Remember when we went to Caravan Park in 2007 ref Hewer gave 17 penalties on the bounce to Rovers. Didnt hear him complain that day.

Quote ="getdownmonkeyman"Morgan moaned about penalties when he played ourselves (Warrington), yet Hull KR had more penalties!'" No he didn't, he moaned about his own players discipline or lack of it. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 928347.stm Hull KR coach Justin Morgan: "We were poor, very poor. Our discipline was way below the standards we have set for ourselves. "The error count was high, we gave them a lot of ball and we were never in the game. Our ball control was spasmodic and our game was littered with errors. "We were disjointed and we weren't structured or free-flowing, but the main thing is we learn from it."

Quote ="getdownmonkeyman"Morgan moaned about penalties when he played ourselves (Warrington), yet Hull KR had more penalties!'" No he didn't, he moaned about his own players discipline or lack of it. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 928347.stm Hull KR coach Justin Morgan: "We were poor, very poor. Our discipline was way below the standards we have set for ourselves. "The error count was high, we gave them a lot of ball and we were never in the game. Our ball control was spasmodic and our game was littered with errors. "We were disjointed and we weren't structured or free-flowing, but the main thing is we learn from it."

Yes he did,

Hull KR coach Justin Morgan (on the appointment of non-Super League referee Gareth Hewer to the game)
"The two biggest games this weekend were Leeds v St Helens and this game, for two very different reasons, and I think the appointment of the officials should have reflected that - and that is all I am going to say.


Oh and it was 13 penaltys

As much as you stick-up for your coach, even if Morgan had a valid point (And he probably does) gobbing-off after your team have taken a pasting just makes any valid points redundant with each Teddy that leaves the pram.

If he is genuinely concerned at refereeing levels then he should have raised it last week. Or the week before. Or at anytime that doesn't make him seem like a whiny schoolboy.

Coming on the forums and defending every point someone brings up that contradicts a Hull KR view just makes you seem desperate and wrong, whether you are or not.

or just not raised it in the press. surely if as a professional you have a problem with the people refereeing your sport the people to talk to are the RFL or the ref's!

Every good coach lays blame away from himself and his team when it suites them. You can only be impressed with what he has done there so far. Its just a shame he is not a young English coach