A blind man on a galloping horse could see that JJB was shot just after half time. Why he was left on the field thereafter is anybody's guess. The same would apply to leaving Burrow and Mullally sitting on the bench until after the game had gone. Whilst I can't really say it would have made much of a difference, the very least the coach can do is throw the flaming dice.

That wasn't a debate involving a prediction. so dumb attempt at point scoring to try bring it up. Quite sad that you've suddenly grown so vocal and cocky again on a week Leeds have a bad loss.

The best team won on Thursday, the team who plain and simple wanted it more. It was an emotional night for the sport and obviously in particular for Huddersfield where Brough led from the front and unusually in the circumstances didn't let himself down. When that happens Huddersfield have a habit of beating Leeds yet this was still a shock and shocking result for Leeds.

I would agree with Phil Clarke though, Huddersfield still look nailed on for a bottom four finish once the adrenelin subsides.

We were sh#$e & got what we deserved big tests coming up now.

succinctly put my old friend.
not beyond possibility we could be 6/7th by the end of may and everything has changed

The Cats game will see where the players are mentally. A chance for the fringe players to stake a claim.