The rule changes about referees want tweaking. When Fred Lindop was a referee we could never have him at Wakefield as he was from the city. How come Campbell from Warrington can ref them in a game and to add to the fact he was utter rubbish. The Warrington line were stood in front of him most of the game, he missed several forward passes and their first try was a joke as there were hands and bodies under the ball. The sin binnings were also pathetic. He must have come with them on the bus and feared for a lift home. Nevertheless well done to the lads they deserved it and are looking like a top class side.

You'll not be happy to know he's played for Warrington as well then

He must have watched Mick Morgan's commentary on his dad's refereeing performance in the classic Wigan v Cas clip.

"Walk him him Campbell if you've got any bottle"

"He's gi him a yella card, you bottles get Campbell, you richhead"

I thought he was fine. All the sin bins were correct in my honourable opinion.

How can sin binning an injured player who can't get up, be correct?

I also thought the Kirmond yellow card was very harsh, both looked like the trigger happy naivety of a very inexperienced ref.

And don't get me started about 'not square' at the play of the ball and not being on-side, shocking, but he didn't seem to get much assistance from his more experienced colleagues at times!

Agreed. Thought he was ok all game.

We had some decisions go our way too. The odd forward pass certainly.

He was so injured he managed to jump to his feet once sorted and walk off to the bin.
He made a great tackle and saved the game with that and other plays but he held on too long and was bound to get pinned by ref.

It's not unusual to see an injured player finally get to his feet ( I don't know that he jumped to his feet though) and walk off.

You seem to be taking the view that he faked injury in order to hold onto the player, the ref obviously took the same view but that's a dangerous precedence to set, IMO he was too hasty with the card.

It looked like BJB hobbled off the field from where we were.

Same as Penny laying on when injured, contradiction or what.

How anyone can defend campbell i dont know bishop did take a knock he had to have treatment the ref gave him a card while still down warrington where never onside slowing us down at play of ball but not getting penalised not to mention the high shots

I know what you are saying but he wasn't so injured he couldn't have just rolled over.
He knew what he was going.

Deserved a bloody Oscar for his "I'm injured, I'm better and tackling, I'm. Injured again - classic

No damage done in the end, at least he should be available for next week.

Campbell didn't allow Clarke to run through some soft tackles or Cox to go 60 metres, through some more suspect defence.
Daft forced passes and an inability to think about controlling the game.
At times we were our own worse enemy, which leads to the ref getting it in the neck.

Ref got old manned into so many soft penalties by Warrington it was pathetic. total garbage from Campbell

The players are told not to move by the physio and the doctor when major injury or trauma is suspected. He 'jumped up', it took him about 3 minutes to get up, not sure about how he got up - jumped?

He had a decent game to be fair. Not sure why some 'fans' have to moan at refs simply for the sake of it.

The team are in 6th, it was a great game- why moan at ref?

Decent game

we will have to agree to disagree

Thought he had a shocking game.

If the roles had been reversed none of you would have been on here berating the ref for not sin binning the player.

Thought he was poor but have to say the one yellow card he did get right was Kirmos when he stuck his leg out seen it happen so many times with different players and they have got away with it.He had no choice with England and Gidley but to use the yellow card but was a bit harsh on BJB

The amount.of bad ones we get I thought he was ok. Tbf

Well one things for sure we cannot complain of Campbell refereeing Warrington when Ben Thaler (Normanton?) referees our games at times.