I do not get to games as it is too far, so listen to the radio. Humberside were adamant that Wilkin tripped someone. Niether St's born Ganson or the touch judge saw it but we were given a penalty and it was put on report. What were we given the penalty for? If it was a trip then it needs a red card. If they did not see it how do you penalise it?

Incident went on report. Was a clear trip by Wilkin and the touch judge had a clear view over it. Should have being 10 mins in the bin.



Touch judge had a clear view and bottled it.

8300 fans, 26 players and 3 officials saw it.

Should have been 10 minutes in the sinbin.

Accidental, trailing leg as he tried to change direction IMO.

I would imagine Ganson gave him the benefit of the doubt and thought if it was deliberate he would get a ban or fine of some kind later in the week if put on report.

Also Saints play a hell of a lot better when they go down to 12 men from what I can remember and I'd like to see the stats for how Rovers play against 12 men because we rarely score during the 10mins handicap.

It wasn't accidental,i was right in line with it and he stuck his leg out on purpose.

Pretty much the way i saw it too.

Being able to put incidents on report is the biggest kop out for officials. The trip was clear & he should have got 10mins at least.

Thought tripping was an instant red card,don't usually mind ganson as he let's things go both way's but yesterday wasn't his best!

The knock on he gave against Green was incredible. It clearly went backwards and when Green questioned it he got penalised. So instead of attacking in Saints quarter they found themselves defending in their own half!!

Tripping so it seems in the rules is no longer a straight red.

Used to be about a ten game ban!

I used to like ganson and wilkin they're both a set of nincompoops

No doubt in my mind that it was a deliberate action. Welham had totally done him, the left leg came out and tripped him. Anyone who puts their hands up immediately as if to say it was an accident is a fraud too, its normally a sign of guilt, watch the premiership, its rife.

The reason I asked is I thought it was a red card. I found some rules on tinternet and see it is a professional foul punished by a yellow card. If it is a penalty for a trip though, it should have been carded.

Ask RoversTrace, she's probably got a photograph of it.

It was cynical as Welham would have scored through the massive gap that had opened up.

She hasn't, I looked.

I don't think there is such a thing as an accidental trip, if it was simply a trailing leg then Welham could have easily avoided it, fact is it was a last ditch attempt to stop Welham and his leg flew out to put him to ground, on realising his error he held his hands up. The officials appeared to not see it and gave a penalty based on the complaints of surrounding Rovers players and the guilty expression on Wilkin giving himself away, It was put on report and I'm sure it will be dealt with accordingly - As was the bite on Jordan Cox (which was something of nothing although a bite is a bite).

It was a sarcastic attempt to make him look at RT's photographs which he routinely lambastes.



Biting is one of the worst fouls you can commit.

Cox still sore from being bitten.

Good work then, carry on!
Biting is one of the worst fouls you can commit.

Did you see the footage? the tackle was complete and he just leaned in and gave Cox's arm a little bit of gum, It was very sexual.

I liked the way he tossed his hair to one side so the camera could get a good shot

Wilkin will have been taught tricks like that from his younger days

Look to your own before criticising ours.

Blake Green before the beak for a Grade A dangerous throw on Jamie Foster; Jon Wilkin before the beak for a Grade A tripping offence.

Where's this from?