I've seen a lot worse from him. I think his decision making under the pressure of the crowd has improved, only a couple of times last night did he listen to them.



I thought the game flowed even if he didn't police the makers or the ten very well, but he was consistent for both sides. Very calm with the Morley tackle, no knee jerk reaction to what looks like a really badly timed tackle, thought it was funny when Ade said "he ducked" he clearly didn't but I think it will be looked at early next week.



got a couple of the forward passes wrong, missed a couple but he was all over them!



I must say his display wasn't a major factor in our defeat, the better side on the night won - end of story.

Are you having a Laugh? He put the shoulder in to be fair yes. But is it His Fault MacGillivray is a dwarf?

Thought Silverwood was pretty good overall, it wasn't him who made the call on Hodgson's second try it was the VR, when it went up on the screen you could see from the players reaction that they thought it wasn't a try.



Morley had a few cheap shots, not just that one and thought Silverwood might show a yellow but refrained.

The main thing you notice about Silverwood is the amount of lying on he allows. This last night had a big impact on how we played the game. The other refs seem to get to grips a lot better with this, by giving penalties that nips most of it in the bud. If we play a team that are renowned for this (Wigan, Hudds), and have Silverwood as ref then we are always going to struggle with our style off play. I just think that the refs should all be singing off the same hymn sheet.

I think with certain other officials he would have been warming the bench for 10 minutes or for the rest of the game. With regards to the 'double' movement I've watched it a couple of times at full speed, 'cos for me that's the only way to view it, slowmo for groundings, and I'm happy it was a try.

I was at the game so haven't had the benefit of watching it over and over again, it looked debatable, from the big screen, I've seen them given (ala last night) and I've seen them not.



ATEOTD it didn't matter, but gave Wire something to build on in the second half, they failed.

You should have stopped after the first 6 words. The rest just makes you look a bit silly. 3 or 4 yards over the line???? He was on the line at best but with the tackle still moving it was play on as long as there was no pulling, only pushing.

Morleys arm <removes P&B specks>



I think it was just (and i mean just) his arm, just below the shoulder socket

BUT

i think he'll get away with it, not because there is an RFL conspiracy(see Lima, Wigan forum) but because his arm is pointing behind him, ie not stuck out to wrap around his head, no forward momentum of the arm, i genuinely believe Morley thinks his tackle was legit.

Silverwood had a good game. Sure, he missed a few things both ways - all refs do and it must be down to the speed of the game.



Get over it and move on.

Thats the most sensible post on this I have read

IF your fishing for a bite, then so be it...but....



Morley shouldnt have been sent off, dont be pathetic, the guy sidstepped,and it was Moz's shoulder that smashed him.



And double movement?? It was all one movement. You watch that at normal speed and there was no way Hodgson stopped AT ALL and then proceeded to plonk the ball down.



Like a carp to sweetcorn iv took that i know, but meh!







Silverwoods always iffy, but we were well and truly beaten, mainly down to lack of creativity in out department.

thought he had a decent game, i too haven't watched the replay but would like to see morley's great hit again as it looked bad at the ground.both wires tries looked contentious at first but dont think there was much in it to be honest.

other than that the constant high shots when it was clear warrington were beaten was pretty annoying.