i agree he defo bounced it.

Robbie Paul said in the commentary "The timekeeper definitely has a red and white jersey on". Referee had no choice though - if he'd played on, when could he have called the game as over? The timekeeper was wrong - I reckon Briers would have dropped a goal from that position. Good job it didn't cost you the game.

Agreed,,he never got downward pressure on that,,it was the sort of "try that was nevergiven a few seasons ago but now 9/10 are given..

Stanley Gene should have had more than a warning for almost killing your player with a swinging arm, if that would have connected....



Mathers also should have been yellow carded for holding back Welham, Fox was in support and with their pace I could have seen a try there.

Best team won over all, even if Welham did get a try from the aforementioned incident. You ground us down with constant attack, our defence crumbled and the only player who looked slightly interested in extra time was Paul Cooke.

You best go on and win it now!!

When?

Stan did the same to Grix last year too, knocked him out IIRC. I don't think he likes him



I thought at the time Mathers may have been going to the bin but was relieved he didn't. Not had a chance to see it again yet though.

Few iffy decisions both ways. Perhaps the time keeper didn't see the referee stop the clock...or chose to ignore it.

Just watched it again, he did not bounce it, try, simple.

I've always complained about the fact that the Timekeeper is a delegate of the home team - surely it's logical for the Match Commissioner to adopt the simple task. 1 small change could reduce the chances of any future controversy.

Now try it without your red and white glasses on

Okay.

He did not bounce it, try, simple.

Why did you put your Hull kr glasses on, it clearly bounced

There is definately daylight between Galea's hand and the ball, and it bounced up after it...

Not seen the re-run of the game yet, but if anyone watched it on TV, can you confirm if the penalty for offside against us that came from the KR knock on about 3 minutes from time was actually a penalty?

It was crucial as it brought the scores level.

Just watching the game again, just up to that point. People may say i've got my rovers specs on but it was a penalty.

And Rovers REALLY got off with that scrum at the end, 4 seconds to go, stopped the clock, hooter went and Bentham blew the whistle. You would have got a drop from that most probably, and saved the Golden Point.

I saw it on the big screen and it looked good from one angle and never a try from the other. But the telling factor was the players reaction, i got the impression he knew it wasn't a try from the lack of celebration

I actually thought you should have had a penalty in extra time, when the third attempt by Briers (?) missed and Briscoe brought it from the in-goal area Bentham called "1st" and Briscoe moved off the mark got tackled again and then again shouted "1st", would of been harsh but was a definite penalty IMO.

Carvell offside was the penalty award

Fingertip pressure is all you need.
He had it.

1 from each club actually.
Colin Hutton usually from Rovers.

Bentham is a disgrace, and I'm usually very considerate to the referee, he kept Rovers in it by dreaming up penalties, absolute..s***house

The RFL need to look into the time keeping incident, Bentham clearly stopped the clock and should have had the balls to demand the time be put back on.

And not forgetting the 5m forward pass by King... but let's just talk about the timekeeping from BOTH club officials that may or may not have given Wire 4 secs to do something... Blinkers boys

There was a just as blatant forward pass in the build up to the Webster try that HKR are spanking their collective monkey about!

What a flowery £wa£ you really are!!