Wayde Egan had thought he crossed the stripe in the 18th minute, but was pulled up by the bunker for a double movement.<\/p>\n
Phil Gould exploded in commentary, stirring up outrage over the questionable call.<\/p>\n
“Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish,” said Gould.<\/p>\n
“That’s been a try for a hundred years.”<\/p>\n
MORE: Dragons coach unleashes on match officials after ‘outrageous’ Bulldogs loss<\/a><\/p>\n Egan’s elbow clearly hit the ground, but there was minimal evidence of a second effort according to Gould.<\/p>\n “The viewers at home are throwing rocks at the television,” he said.<\/p>\n “It\u2019s ridiculous.<\/p>\n “You’re making the game too hard.”<\/p>\n Warriors coach Andrew Webster also voiced his frustrations in the Round 20 post-match press conference.<\/a><\/p>\n “I know his elbow hit the ground, but he doesn’t promote the ball,” he said.<\/p>\n Webster criticised a separate ruling involving Knights winger Greg Marzhew after he threw the final pass for a Dane Gagai try.<\/p>\n A tough carry from Marzhew sets up Gagai! \ud83d\udcaa<\/p>\n Thanks to Kia. pic.twitter.com\/d4n4CQB0M6<\/a><\/p>\n