Wakefield Trinity Head Coach Chris Chester criticised the ruling of the on-field referee during his side’s defeat to Wigan Warriors.
Trinity led 12-0, but ended up losing the game 28-16 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
Chester pointed to the decisions to award Sam Powell a try, and chalk one off for Bill Tupou as key points in the game.
He said: “I just think they are making it up. They don’t know, and they are relying on the video referee to make a call.
“If Sam Powell (try) goes up as a no try, it’s a no-try. You can see the separation on the ball. There has to be an easier solution.
“Whether it is the rugby union model, where you say is there any reason why I can’t award the try, rather than getting the referee to make a call on the pitch. Because sometimes there is not enough evidence to overule it.
“If the Bill Tupou one goes up as a try, that would be given too.
“I don’t know what the answer is. I thought we were a little bit unlucky with the calls.”
