Id be surprised if that yellow which surely should have been a red card isnt looked at this week by the powers that be. Good well structured performance with some well worked tries.Thought we were a little fortunate Batley kept dropping it in our twenty early on and didnt test our defence more with the big lumps up the middle.Mr Morris deserved the plaudits needlees to say.

Yes its six of one half a dozen of............... Overall video ref is probably best, but then its the team which plays the following week which gains from any suspension

Same for most judicial systems: commit a murder, face trial, found guilty, locked away for a few years. Probably protects the rest of us but no help at all to the initial victim.

To award a penalty try the ref has to be fully convinced that the offence denied a certain try! Judging that is very interesting, was the world cup in Australia def a penalty try? that could be debated to the Nth degree.
Looking at some of the video replays on sky there is probably good evidence for more 8 point tries!!
20 mtrs out, you could not give a penalty try for.

True - saw an incident many years ago where a player had a clear run to the line from about 20 metres out, nobody could catch him. Certain try. Until his shorts fell down.

Quote ="Perry"What hasn't been mentioned is that Barthau was clean in for a try if he hadn't had his head taken off. No other defender could have got to him. From the stand it did look suspiciously like the prevention of a try through deliberate foul play.'" Disciplinary committee verdict. Sin Bin sufficient. That's for the high tackle. No mention of prevention of a try through deliberate foul , so presumably that's not what he was sin-binned for. www.therfl.co.uk/the-rfl/disciplinary/item?6952

Quote ="Perry"What hasn't been mentioned is that Barthau was clean in for a try if he hadn't had his head taken off. No other defender could have got to him. From the stand it did look suspiciously like the prevention of a try through deliberate foul play.'" Disciplinary committee verdict. Sin Bin sufficient. That's for the high tackle. No mention of prevention of a try through deliberate foul , so presumably that's not what he was sin-binned for. www.therfl.co.uk/the-rfl/disciplinary/item?6952