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