While it was a stop start game I don't think at any point did we feel like we weren't going to win this game. The main things was not to over do anything as there wasn't anything riding on the game. we did show at times the good rugby we have seen over the season.

Yes we'll need to raise our game on Sunday but that is expected and I the players will do that.

agreed , I think we will come out firing on all cylinders for sure, if I were crabtree and brough i would be wearing head guards mind lol

On the Huddersfield site the other night, I thought a number of them were confident of a victory over Hull.

I think the crowd will be 10-11K, Hudds don't travel well, and playoff games have had poor crowds for the last few years.

As for the game itself, I'm really looking forward to it, I feel it is too evenly matched teams who are both capable of being a top side on their day. I just hope the game doesn't get spoilt by the Chuckle Brothers (AKA Childs and Ganson)

well im going to say us by 8 pts could be more but i fear the worst from the numpty of a ref

Hudds beating Leeds with 12 men (albeit in a dead rubber) will have taken away any complacency after Hudds poor run of form.

Not expecting this to be easy but predict:

FC 26-14 Hudds
Ist Try Horne
MOTM Manu
Att 9,558

11,000 if Chase announced by Fri

Think Hudds might bring a few, they brought a lot more for the CC game than they did for the SL game and price down from £25 to £20 for North stand

Very tough game and one I wouldn't like to call. Hudds will be brimming with confidence and have plenty of quality. We have to put Brough under pressure when kicking the ball.

Our home record is good but we only just beat Hudds last time. Nothing in it for me.

As you say Paul it really is a difficult one to call and really could go either way. We have to come out the blocks from the off and get right in the faces and get on the front foot and not let them slow the game down. We need quick PTB and to move the ball about at pace. Big performances needed from the forwards to lay the platform for the likes of Seymour, Heremaia & Houghton. Time for Seymour to really shine too.

Hoping we can win it quite comfortably just for my blood pressure

I think we'll win, but not by much, we've been good at home and our defence, especially on our own line has looked very good recently and we've scored over 100 points in 2 matches so I'm going into this one pretty confident.

Speaking as a Giants fan - before the Leeds game I'd have said we didnt have a cat in hell's chance. Afterwards it could be an absolute belting game.

Giants at (for all intents and purposes) full strength for the first time ever this season and played like they were early on in the season when we topped the league - even in the couple of games we have won recently we were far from convincing, against Leeds we looked the real deal again.

I honestly think home advantage will see you through (and some shockingly bias reffing against us

). Just hope the same Giants team that smashed Leeds turn up...and not the one that lost to Widnes.

If Hudds can get off to a good start & keep the crowd quiet then it's a winnable game. However Hull at the KC is always a big ask. Plus it's almost a lottery with officials now, for either side.

HULL FC 32 - 28 GIANTS

MOM Willie Manu.

1st Try D Brough.

Att 11:500 (500ish Away fans)

Biggest game of the season, lose and I will be slightly disappointed with the season.

I feel that apart from halfback (brough) I think we are better in the other areas and have a better coach, so with home advantage we should win just.

Just looked at their team for the Leeds game and it's stronger than I thought, some good max ups.

Horne v's Cudjoe
Briscoe v's McGillvary
Yeaman v's Lawrenec
Crooks v's Wardle
Foster v's George
Heremia v's Grix
Seymour v's Brough
Lynch v's Crabtree
Houghton v's Faiuma
Watts v's Mason
Manu v's Fa'alogo
Westerman v's Ferres
Pitts v's O Donnell

O Meley Patrick
Apinwall Ferguson
Green Robinson
Tickle Chan

Think Hudds will win. Intensity is much greater in theses games and whilst we've had 2 easy wins and a big loss in our last 3 games, they are more battle-hardened after last week. Looking forward to it though, much more so than going to Headingley last year when there was zero chance.

There's not much difference there for me, with a few exceptions.

Containing Crabtree and Mason, and stopping Brough is the key. We can't give Broughy room to think and play.

FC by a one try margin

I think Moa will feature

I hope so, but sure I read Mcrae or Gentle saying he wouldnt play this week, if he does straight swap for Green.

Was all dependent on what the consultant said, he has been training this week, and I am sure he will want to feature in the last home game, yeah I agree straight swap for Green. I don't think the team looks too shabby tbh, going to be a right good battle.

I think our bench just edges it...just.

Nothing to pick between the run on teams.

It will all be down to attitude and application.

After seeing that Hudds squad, I am slightly less confident then I was. Our forwards need to boss this game, and the rest will see to itself imo.

Looking at the two squads I think its too close to call but I'm less optimistic than I was before Hudds beat Leeds.

If we are to win our forwards need to get on top early on and we need to stop Brough.

Then of course there's the Child factor so anything could happen.

Our forwards are far more formidable with Luke O'Donnell. A top player and one who demands more from his fellow forwards. Should be an awesome forward struggle.

Child is a worry!

Mason's rubbish but the rest of their pack is a real handful. Stop Brough - we win, by far the best half back on show.

At least Child made the decision to send off Micky Mac tother day - gotta be given some credit there.

Should be a really good game, I am looking forward to it.

I want Hudds to win obviously!