In other words, the ref is always right even when they're wrong.

The trouble is, Micky1234 (aka northernbloke), is that there isn't any consistency in many refereeing decisions. My view is that if the spectator not aware of the referee then the ref has done a good job. This is now (usually) not the case and often comes across as biased to certain sides - even to a neutral. Why the RFL appointed a rookie ref for our game v Hull KR game beggars belief. Easily influenced by a baying crowd is my bet and is the reason why we were penalised out of the game. In previous seasons he (the referee) would try to even up the penalty count. Even this gesture doesn't happen these days.

What I heard was that SL clubs had made him offers, he had gone back to the club and made them aware of the offers on the table giving the club the chance to match or come up with a deal to keep him at broncos.
He hadn’t accepted anything from Leeds or anyone else, which makes you think he would stay! But like any other job if the package a SL club offered was too good he would be daft not to go.

Any more injuries of note on sat to worry about?

Didn’t seem any obvious ones. Davis left pitch I second half but looked fine, but I think had taken a knock to the head? So not sure if it was a concussion assessment. Don’t think he came back

You remember if he went straight to dressing room when he came off? Concussion assessment are done in the sheds.
Sounding ok then, don’t need anymore!

He seemed to come straight off