Gray made an accurate statement of fact that the penalty decision was wrong; the challenge which led to it being awarded was clearly outside the area.
DIWs point was that Rovers were very poor and never threatened. I'm sure on reflection, he can remember some games where very poor sides sneak away with a point or even all three. At the time of the award, the score was still 0-0, so surely something worthy of comment in a post-match discussion?
It could have changed the outcome of the game.
BBTC experience shows that a side is more likely to score in a 1 v 1 penalty situation than a free-kick defended with a wall and others inside the area. That's even taking account of Tranmere's weakness dealing with set-pieces.
WildRover, quite a few posters conceded that we were lucky getting away with the JLAA handball and we've probably had the rub of the green on other occasions too. That shouldn't mean that there should be an embargo on discussing situations where decisions wrongly go against us.