Looks like you've got a lift home with your mates

Just to say as a Leeds fan, whilst you contributed to your downfall, Ganson has conned you out of a point today with some simply shocking decisions.

It really makes you think if referees should be allowed to officiate in games involving their home town teams...

it was a joke mate apparently you cant compete for 50/50 balls anymore and we all have to let saints have them

You got the run of the decisions for most of the game with only one or two 50/50 calls going against you.

Your team completely collapsing and Saints playing a lot better than you in the second half cost you the point, not Ganson.

Examples?

Sense won't be welcome on here.

Did we collapse? Or did Saints just play well?

Ganson got 2 big calls wrong in the critical period of the game, if Washbrook or Sharp get the call then we'd have had a really good attempt a drop goal. It wasn't 50/50, only Steveo and Eddie thought it wasn't which says it all

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Cannot argue with that.

Neither will you, now off.

Correct.

Why? He is spot on, the game was ours but we went into a defensive shell.

Ganson got A LOT of 50/50 calls wrong, for both teams but the penalty was a shocking decision.

You should have had it in the bag without Ganson costing you the game but at the end of the day he did. Again he gets the headlines. I'm still shocked a self confessed Saints fan can ref a Saints game.

Agreed.

Eloquence at it's peak on the Hull FC forum as usual.

There were a number of decisions which went in your favour but the main two were:


Two or three forward passes on your left wing which were allowed to go, including your last try.


The goal line drop out when your player picked up the ball with his foot in touch, that was a massive turning point in the game as you wouldn't of survived another set of six.

Horne's pass to Yeaman was laughable, at least a yard forward.

Bye-bye then.

Leave it out.

It was both mate, that's why I said your team collapsing and Saints playing a lot better.

If you don't like it, leave.

Wonder where he's got the impression of Hull fans he seems to hold from?

Also the Jamie Foster knock on.

Whiting got the ball back in goal, drop out given.

Got decisions wrong for both teams, but forward passes are hard to judge, the knock on decisions for Sharp and Foster were obvious and no excuse for missing them, Ref, touch judges and VR.

It was, watch it again. Just to point out, I really don't care whether it was or wasn't. Ganson gave you plenty as well today, to say you were robbed, Ganson is a cheat etc, is quite cringeworthy.

Whiting grounded it at first instance. Imagine if he was trying to score a try - it would have been given.

I thought there was a strange decision in the first half, I think it involved Whiting once more - if you catch the ball while stood on the touchline, isn't the ball out of play? He certainally didn't carry it onto the line.

I thought that but is the rule only when the ball doesnt bounce? not sure tbh