Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan fears the coming NRL finals could be overshadowed by a concerning amount of contentious decisions coming out of the bunker.His concerns come after review official Bernard Sutton controversially overruled the on-field decision to deny Blake Austin a try in the Sharks loss to Canberra on Saturday night.With the Raiders leading 22-8, referee Ashley Klein ruled Austin had committed a double movement in an attempt to score in the 59th minute.However, Sutton awarded a try on review, saying Sharks defenders had contributed to the Raiders five-eighth being pushed over the line.It was a strikingly similar incident to the one that robbed Brisbane forward Herman Eseese of his maiden NRL try in last weeks loss to the Sydney Roosters.By no means were we going to win tonight whether that was a try or not a try, Ill put that one out there first, Flanagan said.But he was tackled and then he makes another movement towards the tryline. 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