PBGIANT wrote:Giants by 16.

I dont see any major attacking threats from Warrington this season and lets face it the win against Bradford wasn't hard! Bradford folded like a pack of cards and tries were scored from simply passing the ball from one wing to another. U10 stuff really! If Warrington were half decent they would have put 100 past them.

If we can start well and control the first 20mins of the game we will go on to win it. Griffin and Crabtree to come on then and dominate the forwards with Robinson and Brown taking on the tired Wire forwards!!! Tryfest me thinks! And lets face it we havent lost away from home since July 08 (IIRC) and will be pumped up following the dissapointment of the Leeds match.

Get ready for a Fartown backlash!!!

Raaaaymond wrote:Whenever we play Warrington I am always wary of Lee Briers kicking to the corner on the last tackle for them to score. Today they seem to have found a new ploy - Pass the ball along the line to the winger instead, and then score.

We lost fair and square today. Credit to Warrington. The win at Bradford must have given them a real lift. And so will today's.

PBGIANT wrote:On current form our players beat you're players hands down.

The point I was making was that the scoreline flattered Warrington. I wouldnt take too much out of that game if I was a Wire fan. Bradford were very poor

foleywire wrote:what about today then? was that a very poor huddersfield side or are you gonna actually give us credit

MikePB wrote:Arrogance does not suit Huddersfield at all

digger wrote:Spot on, though it's not really a good trait in anyone. Giants were dreadful today and were fortunate not to get a bigger hiding. They need to get back to the hard work that got them the plaudits because the defence was not good today.

Credit to Warrington though, until the game was won they made very few mistakes and took their chances well. Briers ran the show and Warrington's half-backs were miles better than Fartown's.