However, he never once mentioned Burgess shoving Swift in the back, with both hands sending him over the dead ball line just before he touched down Williams' kick.
No way am I defending Swifts' cock up, but if he and Wigan are gonna be pedantic, then that should have been 'No try'
I think Cummings is just trying to be controversial. whilst people are talking about him Sky won't get rid of him
Jesus, he's at it again. Get him off the telly. Williams pass for the Marshall try started 2 metres behind the line and finished 2 metres in frog of it. Cummings was happy with it because it just 'drifted forward'... That's because it was a forward pass you tool! I just can't abide the man!
No mention of Burgess leaning into the Hull player and making zero attempt to catch the ball from a bomb, compare that with the way he went on about Percivals try and it really is a joke.
I've not seen game but my son sent me a link to Tierney kicking the Hull try scorer. Was nothing said about that. Could have broke his arm and was it a penalty try?
The man is a paid tit.
Still despicable whatever it was. Right out of the Wane toolbox.
Spot on Paul. Why didn't the SKY commentators take issue with it? Two Wigan players converged on the Hull defender, one was attempting to go for the ball, the other with the ball coming from behind him, never looked up, but just jumped in to the Hull player, causing him to knock on. Never mind the refs, where's the consistency in the commentary team? To be fair, the are consistently biased towards Wigan! At the end when it was obviously job done and Hull were tiring, Hemmings was spluttering away that it was six tries apiece and only the goal kicking was the difference. Anyone watching the match would know his not to be the case. Wigan were dominated throughout and a couple of tries with about seven minutes to go (if that) hardly amounted to a hill of beans. Hemmings kept bleating about the penalty count, yet most of the penalties Wigan conceded weren't for dubious "offside" calls which refs can ping most teams for at anytime. They were for booting the ball out on the full from the restart, ripping the ball out in two man tackles, kicking the ball out of players hands (or rather attempting to!). Wigan at their very thuggish worst, inspired by a thug.