Players have to learn to keep their mouths shut.

Alibert's record for running into players is absolutely ridiculous though, and I'm surprised Stuart Cummings hasn't told him to 'F'ing Move!' himself.

I'd love all our players show the passion that Jammer has.
I don't give a rats ass if any our players give the ref hell, it shows passion & will to win.
Like Kyle earlier in the season, give em hell boys.

Especially Ian Smith.

The only time I can remember him blowing up was against Leeds after the Senior/Wilkin incident.

I have a feeling mozza won't be very calm against catalan next week with the comments made in the paper about him today by david ferriol.

Expect fireworks

Which were?

News of the world.

Ferriol is saying mozza ain't the player he was and it's not good to see the way mozza is playing.

He laso says he ain't a hardman and nobody fears him.

Can't wait for the game now.

thats Moz off within 2 minutes again

Lets hope so.

You will once they start getting binned for it.

Had it been Ganson reffing Graham would have been binned. Mind you he would have allowed someone to get away with "on report" for a forearm smash.


It's about time Cummings got some consistency from his refereeing team.

but maybe Graham wouldnt have mouthed off at Ganson as he isnt as useless as Albert

He shouldn't be mouthing off at any ref. I doubt we'll see him do that again this season.

I didn't like the way graham spoke to the ref to be honest.

can I be Best Man.

salford player got sent off today for abusing a match official. jammer was certainly very lucky to remain on the field.

Maybe the french ref don't understand scouse.

the frenchie doesnt seem to understand the basic rules of rl nevermind understand scouse.

He trys to spoil every game with pen after pen.

He kills one team then feels the need to even it up a little.

He has to learn to keep his aggression on the opposite players not the ref.
I will admit the ref was poor last night but we can't have RL going in the direction of football.

Let's get things in perspective here...

The only thing that was borderline was his tone, or the manner in what he said. The only word I saw him shout was "dominent".

IMHO, the penalty was a farce too. Alibert clearly shouts domintent on Graham's tackle, which it was - he then penalises for holding down, despite the dominent call allowing for a few extra seconds in the ruck. That was why Graham was so angry, because the referee got it wrong.

If he had run up to Alibert, or had he swore at him as a result of the decision, then yes, he should go for 10 mins, or Saints should be marched 10m further back.

He didn't - I personally feel that Graham conducts himself right on the edge, and I hope he doesn't go over that line as it will result in far more penalites and metres being conceded.

Also - Alibert is the most inept referee I have ever seen .

But that doesn't change the fact that he should have kept quiet. He could have been binned or sent off even and then where would the team have been? I know Jammer wouldn't want to put the game in jeopardy. He really does need to control his temper.

Oh, and there were a number of utterly bewildering decisions during that match.

James Graham criticisms for his talking back to hallibert should come at the end of a very long line of players before him. Whilst he was wrong, every single error he makes is picked out by opposing fans and pundits. It comes from being one of the best props in the world. All the bets players in England get over vocal when the adrenalin is at its highest. Up to the ref...if he wants to deal with it he can, and if not then he has to put up with it. Ganson wouldn't have allowed it to happen, he keeps the lads in check as the game progresses.

Rubbish ,James Graham should have kept his mouth shut no matter how annoyed he was at the Ref, we dont want Football type rantings at the reffs like we see in there game,footballers are overpaid prima donners that act like kids when things dont go there way,and i for one dont want that in our game.

Is that an expensive kebab?

He should, I think everyone agrees. However, he was penalised and will learn from his mistakes - he probably feels lucky he wasn't sin binned. Had there been a stronger ref, he may well of been.
Dissent happens in rugby and always has (anyone remember Gary Schofield getting sent off for it against us at Headingly once?), but its the fact its not accepted by anyone in the game that keeps it penned to the minimum. We are, and always will be (unless they improve) miles ahead of the chavvy wendyballers and their whinging.

I say, dissaprove of the incedent, but don't read too much into it.