I've just been listening to the Wigan/Cas game on Radio Manchester online and after the game the presenter has told the listeners that Stuart Cummings has alleged to have said that DMs try last week against Wigan should have been given?????????????

I'm not sure anyone knows the rules. There are 2 differing opinions in LE this week, one that says there is nothing in the rule book to suggest that a drop kick has to be aimed at the sticks, and the other from Tony Hannan stating that as McGuire wasn't going for goal, it's 100% not a try.

Cummings is making a lot of post game corrections. He's apparently admitted to Royce Simmons that both the Ian Smith no-tries at Bradford decisions were wrong and so were both the decisions that went against Saints at Warrington.

Apparently & allegedly.

The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.

The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.

Bit late now like

Meh. Shizen happens.

Quote tvoc="tvoc"The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.'" Was he not "reviewing video footage of the game" when he made his decision? Did he have different video footage after the event? Or is the real issue that either: 1: He hates Leeds so much he cheated or 2: He doesn't know the rules

Quote tvoc="tvoc"The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.'" Was he not "reviewing video footage of the game" when he made his decision? Did he have different video footage after the event? Or is the real issue that either: 1: He hates Leeds so much he cheated or 2: He doesn't know the rules

Quote tvoc="tvoc"The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.'" I thought we were talking about the recent McGuire try?

Quote tvoc="tvoc"The BBC have the story up now. news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 632931.stm "[iAfter reviewing the video footage from the game it is clear that I made the wrong decision[/i" said Ganson. Well done Mr Ganson ...... better late than never.'" I thought we were talking about the recent McGuire try?

Please don't spoil the illusion.

yet there was two very dodgy Ref calls last night

The Wigan try in the second half which went to the Video ref there was a clear obstruction yet was given and Cas try should have been benefit of the doubt

3. He was in a foul mood through not having assaulted a pensioner that day?