Yep

What made the waterhouse bit look worse was the fact price was already dreaming before he jumped on him

St Helens bound.

Last one I saw was against Whitehaven when Offiah scored 5, he was smaacked AFTER scoring, the conversion was taken from the touchline, and then the penalty from in front of the posts.

TBF the referee made a complete mess of it and caused confusion by saying 'possilbe 8 point try' to the players, especially when it had gone to the screen as the players reasonably thought it was going to the video ref to adjudicate as he'd said possibly!! What he should have said is that its a penalty for the infringement and the'll get the conversion and a penalty....thats what it is in the rule book...its only colloqually referred to as an 8 point try.

While on the topic though...ive always said EVERY penalty try should be a possible 8 point try as when a penalty try is given in reality there is no 'penalty' awarded......all the penalty try does is restore the status quo to what it would have been had there not been an infringement, and therefore in a lot of ways you might as well infringe a player trying to score an infringement at the moment as you dont lose anything....he either scores anyway, you get away with it, or its a penalty try. All penalty tries therefore for me should result in a penalty shot also being awarded!

Ive never seen an 8point try tho....just found it on the internet then to see it!

Tell you what though....it shows how far ahead the skill level is in that game......that justin hodges attempted try....what a freak....that would have been better than the inglis one!

Amazing skills that the SL can only dream of

That was embarrasing, he played brilliantly and then did that. Even Fielden's not that bad, at least he stands there and takes the shot

There was an 8 point try awarded for St Helens a few years ago in SL. If memory serves correct they were playing either Leeds or Bradford at Knowsley Road and Karl Kirkpatrick awarded Saints a penalty for a high shot on the try scorer as he was touching down. The try was awarded and the conversion added, they were then awarded a penalty right in front of the sticks to make it 8 points.

The highlights of the game for those (like me) who have missed the match are on a famous video sharing site.

How good is Jarryd Hayne!? We think Sean Ainscough has potential

I remember thinking at the world cup that he was a very talented kid. Scored a blinding try against France and put a great shot on Darren Lockyer

Dissent after a try should be a penalty also imo. Would cut the crap that even we dish out on occasion, although it would (or should) penalise Wellens, Briers, Long, the whole Leeds squad more often than not at the moment.

Exactly.......Ainny is a talent in his own right but hes nowhere near someone like that.

Hayne, Inglis, Falou are all players in their late teens early 20s who are WC players and play as though they are seasoned pros, and as good as a 27-28 year old star....Ainny onthe other hand has bags of talent yet still plays like a youngster....Thats the problem in this country with the coaching and training regemes......add to that we label a player like colbon last year and gouding this a YOUNGSTER If theyre really class they should be in the international set up by the age of 18 like farrell and edwards were not wrapped up in cotton wool.

Said the same of ainny all year....Stick him in now and by the age of 21 you have a class player....do a noble and numerous other coaches and come with the hes a youngster so we're giving him the odd game tactic and by the time hes 21 were still going on about a youngster with talent when he isnt one...He'd be 3 years of an international career behind players like hayne and inglis is it any wonder we get tonked by the aussies

Todays game made SL look like union....a different slower more boring game.....the difference is that vast there is two styles of rugby being played, and a player in aus will develop and learn as much in 6 months of NRL as much as a player would in 2 years of playing SL.

If we're serious about having a competative england we need to send players like ainny, tomkins, myler, eastmond over there from the age of 18-20, to realise the potential rather than stagnating playing the odd super league game and poor reserve level footbal!! The problem is we do that and we'll probably never see them back, as the'll be signed up for the rest of their careers....Its a double edged sword but at least it could result in GB being competative in the long run!

The talent gap in Aussie Rugby and GB Rugby is more than its ever been....its not even laughable