Not a sin bin in my opinion, leon pryce has tapped the ball, the balls in play surely?

What did he actually get sin binned for? Couldnt see it

He grabbed him twice before he tapped it, admittedly pryce faked the tap twice but he still grabbed him

He got binned for tackling a player that had tapped a penalty 2 or 3 times.

Ludicrous decision and if anything the penalty should have gone the other way.

Rubbish. He was stood infront of the defensive line and struck at the ball. Go and get a drtink Amos.

Bit of a strange one. Obviously the ref thought Pryce hadn't tapped the ball and that Roberts was trying to waste time.

Thankfully didn't affect the result.

Very harsh to get binned for it, could of easily been a penalty the other way.

Leant down twice to tap it before hand (that I saw). Taking the p*ss tbh, how many times are you allowed to dummy a tap so close to the line?

Ridiculous decsion from Thaler - This tap on pryces arm is a sin bin, but saints hold wigan down in a try scoring oppurtunity and not even a word in the ear to the captain. Ludacris.

Jonny I agree...and why arn't you dowstairs watching this agian




Oh and midlands, I didn't see amos touch him before he tapped it, I've watched it a few times, and he doesn't touch him.

Might have been a bit harsh to send him to the sin bin......but please do not even mention our guys holding you down as your players spent most of the match slowing it down by holding our guys down.......something they seem to have mastered without the ref seeing (always seemed to be looking the other way!)

Yeah, because that's more likely than you simply being beaten by the better side on the day.

Look bud, what goes around comes around. You lot got away with it for years. But you're now neither fast enough nor clever enough.

That said, you were still lucky not to get a sin-binning yourself during that rash of penalties late in the second half. I can't understand a ref constantly penalising for the same offence, and not showing a yellow card. Interestingly, he didn't extend that leniency to Wigan (which enabled you to score two tries).