You lost, get over it

We play tommorrow

I think a lot of the issues with Bentham tonight can really be put down to interpretations. Some of the decisions or lack of could be down to him not being 100% tonight, but I think on the whole he just has a different interpretation of rules to other refs, players, commentators, fans. His interpretations aren't by any means as extreme as Childs though. Its part of the game and always has been and if anything makes match more interesting because it brings in a bit of controversy. Plus, it differentiates our code to the other one, a game ruined by rules.

he couldn't have let Catalan lay on any longer, get away with that many forward passes and stand a good yard in front of him at every play the ball if he tried!



Oh, and Sa jumped into the ball so he played at it, doesn't matter if his back was turned.



Shock horror it's Wakey fans on the main part complaining with a spattering of Dull KR fans.

I'm not complaining

1 X Hull FC fan.

1 X Hull KR fan.

1 X Wakey fan.

1 X Quins fan.

Maybe you should have actually read the thread eh!

There you go





Still, it's one of those where folk can't stand a "small" team being top boo hoo

So what was he doing there - sightseeing? He knew the ball was going to be kicked, and so turned his back as he'd rather be twotted there than his front. Simple.



If he had not intended to block the kick, he would not have been running into position to do so, and more to the point, he would have ducked. I didn't see him duck.



Correct, and pretty basic, decision.

4889 for a team who are top of SL and unbeaten with a 100% record. Oh dear.

On a Saturday evening, on TV with £20 entrance fee (£10 if you got a Hull KR ticket) and against a team who brought probably 5 fans at the most so yeah, shocking crowd





Is it have a pop at Cas night? Sorry we're top of the table guys

I know it should be Leeds, Wigan or St Helens and not Cas

I'd also question Bentham's penalty against Cas mid way through the second half. He decided that Jones put in a high shot after a good kick-chase. For me Jones went in low, but the the Catalans player was going down in the tackle, Jones made initial contact with the shoulder, but his arm ended up on the face. In the speed of the motion it seemed like a hit shot. That seemed harsh.

From what I've seen the last few years, they don't care if the initial contact was low first anymore, if it ends up high it's a penalty (when they can be bothered to pick up on it...)