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Published 23:41 28 Oct 2016 BST
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It was a clear yellow... A clear yellow for Steven Shingler. But, bizarrely, the official saw something completely different to all other eye-owners and flashed yellow in the direction of the brother who was guilty of nothing more than being hauled to the turf against his will. What the referee thought he witnessed is beyond us but if he's unable to tell the difference between a tackler and a player being tackled then perhaps he's in the wrong business. Tackling is quite a big part of rugby, or so we hear. Catch up with the latest episode of Football Friday Live"One of the most ridiculous decisions you'll see" says @charlorugby
Do you agree? ? https://t.co/SINAMiAlxK https://t.co/tQmnGdhDmk — BBC ScrumV (@BBCScrumV) October 28, 2016

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