Lol@spanner. No idea at all.
Now I've had a chance to watch the game, the Dogs weren't as poor in the first half as the radio made it sound, and the same for us in the second. The Dogs simply had no ball in the first, and we were out on our feet in the second. High quality game all-round.
I said before the game that the Dogs hadn't aimed up against the better sides this year. Well they certainly did last night. A credit to them.
As for the contentious decisions, whether or not Scott was held is at the refs' discretion. He wasn't on the ground already, so the "place a hand on the player to effect a tackle" doesn't apply, and the arm and ball were elevated, so that doesn't apply either. Personally I think it was touch and go. I wouldn't have whinged if they called it up, and I'm certainly not going to whinge at my team being awarded a try. On the Keating try, I thought Payne's offload was forward, but you see so many let go every week, and it was such a brilliant effort fully deserving of a try, I don't care. Idris was onside and didn't lose control of it.
As for the 7 tackles to the dogs thing, the rule is a knock-back is not a zero tackle, but obviously the refs called it a knock-on. Hardly worth bringing up.