Agreed, James should not have reacted. But the event overlooked the Elephant in the Room. Marler felt he could get away with doing what he did, right in front of the ref, knowing that the ref would do nothing. Quins, as all effective teams do, played to the fact that the ref was not in control of that game all of the time, and was quite ineffectual. Don't get me wrong, neither James being sent off nor the ref being useless were the reasons that Quins won. They won because they had a game plan and kept to it for 80 minutes, plus goodness knows how much longer for the stoppages. And our back line was not playing at all well for some of the time.