I watched my recording of yesterday's match at lunchtime today. After the dirty McGoldrick put Henderson in a headlock I'm sure I heard him call Morrison a word which is spelt very similar to twit. I rewound it a few times and am thinking that is why Hemmings apologised for the "industrial language" as Silverwood's mic was muted by Sky. I also heard someone being told to f off.

Now, if it had been Child as the ref (rather than video ref) wouldn't McGoldrick have been asked to leave the pitch for bad language?

Am I being too prudish or was this just too far out of order?

(I know it is a "man's" game but I found this unacceptable.)

the tackle was nicely removed from the highlights at 2am last night so i missed seeing it again... they did however show rinaldi smash him 5 minutes later.... i wonder why they removed it? bad tackle? bad language? both? either way it was an awful tackle and he should have walked... along with mathers for his constant dummy spitting (possibly the most annoying waste of skin to walk mother earth).

I'd recorded the live coverage on Sky+ so saw the full deal. The tackle was definitely X rated as indeed was the follow up language.

Fair point on the other items you mentioned.

the language of the guy that ran on the field wasnt very nice either and you had steward there

I was bang opposite the incident and the tackle was a disgrace could have broke his neck. Silverwood well and truely bottled it. Certain sin binning or red card. Don't worry boys we will stuff those tigers next year ! And i am going to laugh through every second of us rubbing it in

not had chance to see there recorded game but I must admit Silverwood should of been put on report for allowing it just to go to the jury

I suppose thats ok then.
Rinaldi knew what he was doing.
Mcgoldrick was dazed by the back of his head being dropped on the ground with rinaldi on top of him with no way of mcgoldrick able to protect himself.

Both were cheap shots with each player unable to protect themselfs.
Suppose only one will get a ban.

What a vile man,should have walked,got the best cheer when he was levelled.wish it was me that did it.run into touch cos he didn't want to be tackled,full of cheap shots....I hate the man...

It was Youngquest who ran in to touch, however, he couldn't really stop himself to be fair

Sorry poppy but you reap what you sow and at least it was a legal tackle.

Yes one will and one won't, lets see how the DC see it.

You do Rinaldi a disservice by this comparison. Had the referee taken the action he should have with regard to the tackle on Henderson - and Cas and Wakey fans seem to share the same view on this, although I didn't see it - then there would have been no cause for retribution. Rinaldi is not a dirty player. Mcgoldrick is the architect of his own sore head. Sadly, I doubt the bump will have knocked any sense into it.

Covering up the Cas violence yet again!

Correction - just seen it on the highlights. Mcgoldrick is an

Well done Rinaldi.

McGoldrick should have been sent off for the tackle and then for saying the twok word. He's not a very nice chappy. Hope he spends the next few games sitting in the seats. Come on Hull

Come on both Hulls.

Whats the problem you guys? It was only on Henderson! Grow up.

I'd sooner have 17 McGoldricks than 17 Hendersons any day.

3 men in the tackle and all fair DO NOT EVEN ATTEMPT TO DEFEND MCGOLDRICKS TACKLE!

McGoldrick and Mathers sum up cas perfectly.

Yeah but you ain't very bright.


Its a shame Montys not around anymore we could have watched him shred him.

If Monty was still here mcGoldrick would still be in the changingbrooms trying to find a pair of boots that fit him or trying any other possible excuse to stay off the pitch, what a coward he is, he will get what's coming to him, they always do and I will be smiling when it happens.

edited for accuracy

You've still not sobered up yet then

So let's get this straight, you want people sent off for saying 'rude' words?

I'd like to distance myself from this nonsense!

Nothing wrong with the rinaldi tackle.

I have to agree - Rinaldi's tackle was tough and uncompromising, but perfectly legal; McThugrick's was a deliberate attempt to injur another player using an illegal technique - two entirely different things.