I know.

I accept that Gareth. But the team had an additional 200 carries to do this week. Therefore you would expect the individuals carries to increse accordingley. Infact if you ignore its the job of the forwards and divide the extra carries by all 17 players, then each should be carrying 11 more times.

Bailey increased his carries by 4. So in reality, did he really up his game, in relation to the team?

I think the point Gilder made with the defensive percentage of the team is still a good point though.

I agree Bailey could be more than he is and that frustrates me at times.

He does get an unwarranted amount of stick though, especially from our own fans when, peacock aside, he's certainly the equal, at least, of our other props.

Huddersfield forward stats from Sunday's match:

Griffin: 63 - 10 (6.30) - 18 - 0 (100%) - 0 - 1
Lunt: 45 - 5 (9.00) - 19 - 2 (90%) - 1 - 0
Mason: 76 - 14 (5.43) - 28 - 2 (93%) - 1 - 0
Wild: 17 - 5 (3.40) - 40 - 6 (87%) - 0 - 1
Raleigh: 63 - 9 (7.00) - 32 - 5 (86%) - 0 - 0
Mossop: 19 - 4 (4.75 ) - 26 - 1 (96%) - 0 - 1

Faiumu: 48 - 9 (5.33) - 14 - 0 (100%) - 0 - 0
Jackson: 46 - 8 (5.75) - 18 - 0 (100%) - 0 - 0
Sculthorpe: No Data - OPTA still thinks he's at Wakefield*

* Presumable explains some of the missing metres from Huddersfield's team total in the first post - although not that many by all accounts.

I like Stephen Wild but I'm shocked at how little work he did ball in hand considering he was the only 80 minute forward on Sunday.

Decent stint in defence but his carry stats are abysmal if correct, surprising.