to be fair, we were pretty poor for the majority of that game, our ball retention was pitiful at times, we had the game won in the first 10 minutes then rested up and started throwing silly passes, dropping balls giving away penalties etc.

at 18-14 you were on a roll and i feared for us, we shouldn't have been in that situation but we don't seem to learn.

luckily we were too good in the end, but be honest, like us with warrington, do you really expect to win these games?

It's not losing its the manner of the defeat and the size of it that is the most concerning thing considering you didn't play anywhere near your potential

To be honest before the score to make it 24-14 there was only one team going to win. True Huddersfield bombed three chances in the first half but the momentum was with Trinity. A Hall knock-on on the half way line the daft passes gave that away and Huddersfield lapped up the errors as Trinity imploded. It wasn't the superior ability that won you the game.

At this scoreline, I thought we could have got our noses in front.

Agreed hudds didn't win the game, we lost it

seriously??

i don't actually recall wakefield being ahead at any point in the game? how can you lose a game that you have been chasing since 1.03 on the clock

Seriously, if we had played rugby with less errors we could have won, IMHO, and yes it is my opinion

No sorry that's ridiculous. Yes we made mistakes, but they were clinical enough to punish us. They won it emphatically. The fact that SCOTT GRIX scored the FASTEST hat trick shows that.

If we played with less erros, the result would've been the same, just that the score line would be closer.

thats like saying if we had played with less errors and hadn't taken it easy after going 18-0 up then you wouldn't have had a sniff.

we could have won is different to throwing the game away.
you were on top for about 15 minutes altogether, apart from that we were by far the better side, and even then we were poor for a lot of it.

Could've, shoudve, DIDNT - 12th it is.
wakey didn't look like they were going to win that game at any point.

Don't get too excited about your victory today we were understrength and played poorly and lacked in every department - I don't think you were by far the better side - you were below average and we were really embarrassingly poor. I would say that was a fair summary.
p.s - I have never seen Crabtree make a yard he is as dynamic as he is handsome.

BTW you should be proud of jordy, he played really well

Weird match today, went expecting a struggle with 30% of our salary cap out injured then 18 0 down in no time and everything going right for them I thought it would be a long afternoon. But we kept going and at 18 - 14 we were on top and if we'd have kept our head you never know what might have happened. Let's get next week out of the way and get some players back and get back on it.

At least Wigan haven't been playing that well, hope it will continue

I take it you didn't go to the game? He made over 8 metres per carry- something only one of your players managed to do....

Let's face it guys, there were lots of individual good things that happened, like Ali rattling them around and Crowther home debut (and try) and for a period some fast slick handling and some goal line defence that kept them out for long periods after the first 9 minutes.

Problem is the first 9 minutes did happen when we let players run through without even an attempt at a Mathers slip and when they nudged ahead we went back to that.
There were times when they had 4 men on an overlap and blew it.
There were some great breakout moves from us that was spoiled by a stupid pass that was just never on.

So we might have had a chance if we'd scored the try at 14-18 but we didn't and they used it and pulled away.

They beat us fair and square. If we'd cut out the errors we might have made a game of it.....but we didn't.

Exactly how I saw it.

No issue with the loss, just the comment that Trinity never looked like winning the game when in reality they had a damn good chance.

Thanks for that Dj,I will pass it on to Jordy.All he's ever wanted to aim for is to walk out onto BV in the first team and secondly score there.His 3rd is to lead them out as captain in a cup final

two out of three ain't bad,as someone once sung,but you never know

Lad did well very well, pleased for you and all the family

Having players like him in the 17 is one of the few encouraging signs for the future in what is being another frustrating season...

You've just made him into my favourite player. Someone with a passion for his local club, who will always wear the shirt with PRIDE and put in his all. Who could ask for more than that???