Neither, it was V the Harlequins with Steve Ganson.

I might have misunderstood Batley's post, but I thought his W/D/L was in relation to the penalty count rather than the result.

Hey, I never considered that.

LOL at me.

Apologies to his mount pleasantness.

i tell you what, you're on the ball today!

good effort that, well done! you get a gold star!

This threads like some kind of specialist code, are the Aliens invading?

If they are I'll get the "Benefits for All" t-shirts ready.

The co-ordinates for the attack have been sent.... it's time to consider what (or who) to spend your last four minutes doing.

Gold Stars to DISA indeed, that's exactly what I was referring to, (might still be wrong on the stats though).

If there is a correlation between the penalty count stats per ref and the win/loss ratio per ref, I'd be interested to see it.

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Having a go at refs for the odd decision is one thing - very occasionally it can change the result of a game. But lets face it, looking for this sort of thing to try to explain losing games and basically playing badly is a tad desperate. I would have thought that the issue is more around Leeds' (lack of) discipline than any bias.

McGuire's first ever try for the club. Sort of interception picked up off the deck. Right? Right?