You certainly laid it on the line there JC. Good to see someone with passion who takes the future f the game seriously.
As expected, the result is unchanged subsequent to the completion of the game. This has been standard practice for decades however, and despite many examples of the wrong decisions being made, even prior to the advent of the bunker, the final results are never overturned, from my recollection. When points are so critical in a game so tight, there should be some way of resolution. What that is, I leave to the games administrators, but they should be given primary and urgent consideration.
Despite my team being beaten/robbed yesterday, and despite the occasional errors by the bunker or ref, I for one will continue to watch the best game in the world. Many other games also have their share of bad decisions.
I do agree with most of your well articulated argument and I think there should actually be a way of resolving this issue as it will inevitably occur again.
From a personal point of view, the pain of losing yesterday was somewhat more palatable than any other game as whilst I am an ardent Dragons supporter, I grew up in both the St George and the Cronulla areas and the Sharks are what I regard as my second favourite team.
