Thanks for explaining that for me, it does seem a shame as 858 is quite a chunk of seats that can never be filled in this circumstance which at £26 per ticket is worth upto £22308

Tense but great game to watch, also pleasing to hear that Martin Offiah is now working with the club. Although what has happened if in 2005 a sell out was 25004 and in 2023 a sell out crowd is 24275

What is the sellable seating capacity of the DW?

I still need to rewatch the game to be sure, but my initial feeling is that wigan did well against what felt like a 13 v 14 match.

Hopefully we can build from this performance ready for next week

it does seem strange, of the 3 that were penalised, that they did not seem late, yet the amount of high tackles that seem to be ignored

I struggle to determine which ref i believe is the best, certainly wasn't the ref last night.

interestingly id say the best ref is the ref that isn't really noticed, which could be a reason as to why when they have a good performance it isn't as obvious as a bad performance.

That is how i interpret it, albeit i do not know any of the people pursuing this action

I dont understand why a waiver would reduce participation levels.

even based on my own experience, when i was a junior it was very clear what impact the game had, this was both union and league and this was 23 years ago.

this law suit seems in bad faith, i just hope it does not destroy the game

After reflection and based on the stated rules, i would agree that scenario would be a red card,

Thankyou for the clarity albeit i still believe there needs to be a drive to improve the refereeing standards

Fair enough regarding my hope of the IMG and raising of referee standards.

it would be fair based on the direct contact to the head being a red, but then this should be the case every time. the other reasons raised i would not like to see reds for, as this would seem like a sanitising of the game