You can be assured I would be if it was happening every week. One week no.

Surely you are not going to defend Kirke this week? If I am been honest he may not have been the worst. But it's the same poor performance every week.

What like last week? Wind it in will you?
You have a world class back line but were lucky to win end of. You had more composure at key times. Off the boil has nothing to do with it.

As for the other ridiculous comments about going down to 12 teams how is that going to affect Wakefield Trinity Wildcats at 9th?

Lol.

Two of rhinos tries were from forward passes clear to see in the highlights.

No they wasn't, open your eyes. And two of the disallowed should have been given also.

Think you need to get to specsavers I watched the replay and you can see where he passes the ball and where the receiver catches the ball which is forward. Not having a go at Leeds it's up to the ref to spot these. The others that were dissalowed were also forward.

That's not how forward passes are judged.

Which two tries? I've watched the highlights on the Leeds website and couldn't see any forward passes.

I see that a few of you have got that used to forward passes you have forgot what a legitimate pass actually looks like.

You need to remove that chip off your shoulder and learn the rules. You are wrong, and you are clueless.

The four disallowed Friday as well were not all for forward, just two were, and one of them was harsh.

Erm which rule is that? the legendary "momentum rule" or the one that allows teams to employ NFL passes?

I was stood right in line with Liam Sutcliffe and his pass for Duckworth's try, and it looked blatantly forward to me.

I thought it was too. But the previous one looked OK and was ruled out so figured it evens itself up.

Either that or if you throw enough, they'll eventually let you get away with one

For those of you who dont know when deciding whether a pass is forward or not, its path relative to the ground is not relevant. Read the rules, take the referee course and watch the youtube video all explain it perfectly well

The Leeds player who threw the pass for the the first try had no forward momentum of his own; he was travelling across the field.

His pass was released behind the 10m line and clearly bounced in front of the 10m line. It was a a forward pass that should have easily been picked up by the officials.

It went out of his hands backwards, and that is all that needs to happen. Learn the sodding rules. Worst set of supporters going Wakefield.

Yeah, ok, I will try.

Yep. Been and done that.

So, if the ball left his hands backwards, and the player had no forward momentum of his own to influence the path of the ball, what magical jiggery pokery happened to the ball to make it go forward?

I sneezed.

All that hot air coming from the wakey fans

I thought the ball left Sutcliffes hands going backwards that's all that has to happen ,how it bounces is irrellevant.

Is this now the big Yorkshire derby after the two attendances?

Sutcliffe is running forwards with the ball. Are the laws of physics different in Wakefield?

There's absolutely no reason why Sutcliffe shouldn't be able to pass that ball backwards from that position.

I've looked and as far as I can see there's no exception for games played in Wakefield.

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