defence none existant, are we really this bad? do we have any structure.?we just seem to go to sleep everytime we take the lead.

Embarrassing and at home again , at one point we had 4 sets on their line and couldn't break them this is the same team that sneaked a last gasp win against London monday

can brown not play on one leg, cause patton cant seem to play with either.

A sidestep second only to the great Davies

Price must have been livid at half time, he was down at touch line whole of 2nd half and he did not look pleased.Even when we got back on top he didn’t acknowledge players coming off.

No real argument with Austin for MOM although I thought Hughes was superb, but the contribution of the subs swung it for us.

Philbin, Davis & Akuola brought industry and menace to what was becoming a very awkward afternoon.

Spot on with the Hughes analysis, miaw. He seemed to be everywhere.

A good all round performance, bar the second quarter, where we just fell asleep.

Great to hit the half century two games running. Pity about the last quarter of an hour in the first half, had me worried a tad.

The 15 minute spell was exactly like the 80 minutes against Salford but at least we staggered back onto the horse this time. Still shipping too much ground in defence in general play . Good to see the effort put in by the forwards & ,just like Philbin ,we have another live wire in Davis.

Austins side-step prior to his 1st try got me pregnant.

What a superb second half display. Can't wait for the SL Show to see Austin's try again. Great stuff. What a signing. To nil a team in the second half for the second week running was excellent. Just a shame about that wobble for 10 minutes late in the first half. For me Austin MOM just edged it from Clark. Other notable mentions to Hughes and Davies and nice to see Sita back in the fold.

Yes, my bodily functions squealed in ecstasy at that point as well. Good job I didn't have my best shoes on.

As lefty mentioned, he has a sidestep to die for ...... and a deceptive, balletic, effortless running style reminescent of my beloved John Woods. There, I've said it!

Did you tweet this too? Saw someone else say it if not haha.

It seems churlish to complain after they put 50 points on Hudds., but I have to agree. If we had been playing Saints we would be dead and buried in that game. You can partly excuse the errors as a legacy of tiredness from the Easter period, but failing to move up in defence and players practicing their breast stroke when tackled instead of getting up and playing the ball was a real concern. No wonder Price was on the touchline in the second half. I thought Hudds. gave a really good account of themselves and were playing ? 4 squad members with numbers 30 plus on their backs. If it wasn't for their errors in the second half and Sita dispatching players to the medical room it could have been a different story.

One factor in that 15 minute madness was injuries to Goodwin and Lineham. Tommy in particular ended the half on one leg and I was amazed to see him out for the second half, let alone finish the game.

Hudds exploited it, but we should have managed it better.

I can't help but notice that throughout this season when we rotate Hill & Cooper at the same time we lose our structure and discipline, maybe one or the other would be more astute,
Today was a prime example, when they went off Huddersfield took the ascendancy and were on a roll !

Momentum is important.
the worst thing for Huddersfield today was the half time hooter.

It's been the same all season. Hence we need another heavy mobile prop.

Cooper mom for me, he was immense. As for Ben Currie, we all know he is the most talented player at the club, bordering on world class. But at the moment he is just living off his name and seems immune from criticism. He was abysmal in that first half, yet walked about having a go at several of his teammates after his own errors.

A tad harsh for me, given he’s only been back from a big injury for around 9/10 games.

Spot on. At the end of the first half, our left edge defence of Lineham, Goodwin and Patton were all struggling badly with knocks. Had that not been the case, our cover defence would probably have been able to prevent at least some of the points Huddersfield scored. The failure of the coaching team to address the situation was quite alarming. Their attitude seemed to be 'let's just get to half-time and then think about it'. It's all very well praising the players' guts and professionalism for toughing it out, but on the back of a hard Easter period, leaving them to play on for an hour when injured isn't great player welfare management.

Yes, twas me.

It was a good example of when it would be useful to have a player who is predominantly a back on the bench.
I listened to the radio and it appeared that we had injuries to Charnley, Goodwin, Patton & Lineham. All hobbled at some time. I can only think that the master plan was that Hughes & Currie would shift into the backs in a crisis.

Cooper was no where near MOM for me.

Sure he put a shift in, I actually think Hill was better up front as direct comparison and more importantly that 'shift' came with three or four quite noticeable handling errors

Now don't shoot the messenger but I thought Tasi upped his game a bit.l