The crucial moment was when Ganson penalised us for offside after Leeds had knocked on. They scored from the next six and were back in the game.

Now, if Gleeson hadn't picked up the ball (I assume that he was the one offside), Ganson would have blown for the scrum, as he hadn't blown for the offside at that point. So if the knock on has already been committed, does it matter about Gleeson?

Not bagging the refs, as for me the Atkins try was a no try, as I thought Peterson touched it, and so you win some, you lose some, but the crucial decision confused me.

laughable excuse

You need to chill out, or kick the cat or something. I wasn't bleating. I just didn't understand it. It didn't cost us the game in itself, but we wouldn't have lost the game without it.

Or, if you prefer, I could come on, call the team a set of losers after one of the best performances of the year and pick on certain easy targets as scapegoats.

You gave yourself the best advice in the thread you started.

How is it?

Don't see that it is being used as an excuse but certainly was a "gamebreaker" no way Leeds would have won if we had got the knock on decision

i fail to see where the excuse is the guy was merely trying to make a point in the hope it would be cleared up. your posts tonight appear totally uneccessary. yes im gutted we lost yes we should have won and maybe threw it away but at the end of the day its sport its the way it has always gone and will always go its why we pay money to watch for pride passion and entertainment something i feel we have seen plenty of tonite. if you dont like it, leave the rest of us to enjoy ourselves and enjoy the pride passion and entertainment we deserve.

we were off side...end of story

We might have been but that was the only penalty given against us for offside all night, are you saying we were never off side other than that occasion?

For that one occasion to be penalised was a defining moment in the match

I'm not saying we weren't, but does it matter if it is after the knock on? I can understand it when it is the offending side who land on the ball after the knock on, as they have prevented the defending side from retrieving the ball and playing the advantage, but surely once Leeds knock on, nothing else matters if the players haven't involved themselves in the game?

penalty count was heavily in our favour...sounds like your pointing the finger at the ref................pathetic

Given that you're not going to the games anymore, I will not take part in your tirade. Goodbye.

Crucial moment was when he penalised Leeds at the start of the second when Drew decided it was time for a lay down.

Leeds were well on top and on for a length of fielder but got pulled back and penalised for obstruction. Game over without that call.