dont just shoot the ref but that touch judge

Aye, and he spent as much time on the pitch flapping his flag about about trying to get the attention of the referee so that he could unnecessarily interfere more than any other linesman I've ever seen.



He needs a long stint in the Championship if you ask me

Corrected.

I thought he had a fairly decent game. The first Hall try was not double movement as someone has to be tackling him for it to be so.



The "knock on" was in my opinion harsh - I would have hated it being called against Leeds - but there was no proof that the ball actually went forwards from the hands of Hardaker.



I thought Hood was lucky not to go to the video, but on the angle it showed on either the SLS or Boots'n'all it was on the line.

No chance of that happening mate







As for hoods try it was on the line but only after he made a double movement.

Lets be honest, most ball that touched a hand and hits the ground is usually 99.9% of the time call as a knock on.

It does bug me does that, a knock on used to be when the ball came off a player and WENT FORWARD.....not sideways or backwards but forward.



So for consistancy that should have been a knock on as it went sideways, depends imo on the mood of the ref on the day