For Archer, the correct decision was made in the Kahu incident, claiming that both elements of a penalty try were present.
"The first element is the player in possession of the ball is going to score a try, would've scored a try, other than for the unfair play from the defending player," Archer said on NRL HQ.
"So in these circumstances you can see that Jordan Kahu has possession of the ball, he has the ball over the try-line in the act of trying to bring the ball to the ground.
