Example number one - Lions v Brumbies: Steve Walsh gives a penalty try for the Lions scrum-half coming offside. OK, so it was a definite a professional foul but there was no certainty a try would have been scored so why award the score?

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Example number two - Waratahs v Sharks: Kurtley Beale palms down a ball as he was the only person to beat - definite try avoided - NO penalty try, just a yellow card.

Simple equation: Australain referee = Australian team win.

It's only week four of the season and it is already glaringly obvious that we must have neutral referees in Super 14 to preserve whatever integrity is left.

And get rid of Phil Kearns as a commentator. He is so biaised it is unpleasant and pathetic.

When Ryan Kankowski scored his try Kearns was shouting "a mile offside". To their credit and his shame, both his co-commentators then corrected him and said it WAS a try, as the new rule dictates.

As a commentator, if you don't know the rules Keansey, get off the air because you're a disgrace.