Neither charged regarding Friday's match.

Guess a few Loiners should come on here and apologise for remarks made on this forum and the leeds forum.


But i bet they don't.

didnt bailey get put on report.

Disgraceful. Sinfield certainly kicked Kirmo in the face with intent.
As for Aiton, it was a long way from the western terrace and Burrow went down in back play.

Kirmo tried to bite is foot.


It was late and head high and he also hit him with a post protector, the whole of the south stand saw it.

Hope Robbie recovers soon.

Clash of heads for the burrow/aiton incedent.

Rfl disciplinary site states Aiton commited to tackle and dvd inconclusive as to contact with shoulder or clash of heads.Sinfield dvd inconclusive.

I can point you to about 400 witnesses who will say otherwise!

I expect the RFL apologised to Sir Kev for the inconvenience of having to be tackled by Kirmo, and sent him some new boots.

no shock referees dont get banned

I thought the RFL might have had a little chat with BM after his little outburst

'Leeds had skipper Kevin Sinfield placed on report after a skirmish towards the end of the first half and McDermott believes he was frustrated by the poor standard of refereeing.

"That game was refereed to the lowest common denominator," he said. "I don't know what dominant play is based on that game tonight.

"I'm not having a go at Richard Agar, who is doing a fantastic job at Wakefield, or Richard Silverwood because he is refereeing to instructions, but when you can get away with not being square, or slightly offside or piling in or shutting play down, some players and coaches will go for it.

"I'm talking about rugby league in general and it frustrates me. I just thought it was a terrible game of rugby league. There was some fantastic tries but there was no momentum and it was scrappy."

John Harbin would have had to quote his dad to avoid a trip to Red Hall.

That's rich coming from the coach of a team who sends half a dozen assistant ref's on to the field and tolerates the grubby play of Brent Webb and Ryan Bailey. And don't get me started on the forward passes.

Good old Brian Mac - he does talk some knackers.