That was it for me Daz, ever since A J Murphy got the club thinking it could win again its been a steady rise, barring a blip or two.

In terms of SL it was Sharp being replaced, yeah he brought in much of the current squad, and did some good things with it, but I think he lacked that spark to take us on again...

I agree with that. The signing of Gene also was the turning point in Super League. When he signed, although we still got relegated we finished that season with the form of a mid tabled team.

well thanks for the replies chaps, thought i would have been told to go away etc etc, but as you usually count the mighty wildcats as automatic 4 points i thought you may possibly be polite.

may own thoughts are similar to this;-
It was sharp who brought most of the current squad in.
Without a doubt though Nathan Brown showed those players how to play as a team and got more out of them than any other coach could have done.

my theory being the defence as the main area of improvement especially when you look at the table as of today..

so it seems to be a case of
jon sharp - built a slow and stable foundation, (which is paramount)
Nathan brown over two years has moved this on - firstly defence and now this year improved attack. its no point scoring 32 if your opponents score 33.

Tony Smith did well for the Giants but Browny coming in turned the players from average players into players who now believe in themselves, Ken Davy has also put his life and sole into this club and has backed the Giants to get them to the position they are in now.

When It started I dont know, I have only been watching the GIANTS 2 years scince moving from Doncaster to Huddersfield, what I do know is while watching I have enjoyed every win, loss etc and have seen improvement over those two years. maybe it started when i started watching

but then again I have also been watching Donny 30 years with many ups and downs so its prob nowt to do with me