I sit in the main stand and two out of the three tries scored by briscoe were country mile forward and both times the linesman was right there and yet didn't flag either, i thought thirty points flattered hull significantley, they were never in the game really as an attacking force



Thoughts anyone ??

The second one was certainly forward. Not sure about the others though.

Did your Rhinos tinted glasses let you see Seniors blatant forward pass induced try in the second half?









thought not

Dont know about two but for certain Hulls second try in the North east corner (I think it was the Yeamen(?) offload round the man was a metre forward.



its scarey how many forward passes ALL teams get away with.

Did the long pass for Burrow's try go forward too? It seemed from my position that it went forward 3 or 4 meters. When it wasn't given as a forward pass I just presumed it took a deflection of a Hull player. Anyone shed any light?

level with it and it took a deflection

I thought it must have. No may could a pass be that forward and the TJ/ref not realise.

I thought the same at first Mirfield but as the play ran on and Bentham looked at the linesman expecting him to flag up a forward pass,only for the merry flag to be signalling back to one as a Hull player had got a touch. Not sure if that is actually what happened but is what the linesman saw anyway.

thought the same and a mate saw the deflection, very lucky

Hull player flicked out a hand looking for the intercept but it went straight to Hall nothing wrong with it.

Whilst we are on about it, can someone please explain to me the Hull 2nd to last try?



I was in Carnegie so at oppossite end. But the Hull player appeared to knock on the ball, picked up by another Hull player in an offside position, only for Bentham to give 6 more from which they scored the try.



Was it not a knock on?

As I said..thats what the linesman saw. I'm not disagreeing just I couldn't see whether the Hull player got a touch or not