Huddersfield: B Hodgson (capt); Cudjoe, Lolesi, Whatuira, D Hodgson; Brown, Robinson; Mason, Moore, Griffin, Fulton, Wild, Faiumu.

Subs: Crabtree, Jackson, Lunt, Aspinwall.



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Sorry if this is a stupid question but I don't follow the ins and outs of the Warrington side - has Vinnie Anderson been playing at stand-off regularly?

Not regularly, but he has done it a few times

Morley, Carvell, Westwood, Anderson, Harrison, Monas lightweight.

Really think some of your fans are in for a big shock come Saturday. Warrington are not as bad a team as it seems alot of you think.

Cheers. Out of that 17 I would have expected Bridge at stand off and Vinnie Anderson in the centres but like I say, I'm not that clued up on WWRLFC.

I don't rate Bridge too highly at stand off anymore. I'd much prefer him in the centres.



Anderson has done well in the past at 6, so I'm still confident.

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It's a lightweight pack. I think we are using the term lightweight differently.

Bridge always seems to play well against us but may have less opportunity to hurt us in the centres. I'd still back him to score tomorrow though as he always seems to find the tryline against us. Monaghan and Briers were also excellent against us at the HJ earlier this season - but weren't allowed anywhere near as much time at the 'Pharm more recently.

Monas is something else at hooker, but it'll still be him and Briers controlling the game. Vanderson will be used to make metres I guess

I expect you'll be fairly fluid around the PTB, Bridge will take some turns in their, Briers moving it around etc. Higham is a player I've always rated too so he'll be one to watch when he comes on too. This is an area we have lots of options at too though - D. Hodgson likes dummy half work early in the tackle count, Moore and Lunt interchange well and offer different threats, Faiumu will be a danger chiming in too. There'll be a lot of quick sets with the ball not moving more than 10 metres left or right!

Is higham a risk?



His missus is due to drop any day so his mind won't be on the job AND he's just come back from a long lay off.



I say we taken him to tire him out and get the stadium announcer to announce "Would Michael Higham please go home - your wife is in labour" when he's in possession.

He won't need to go home - his missus is going to the game





Anyway, if it's their first kid, he'll have a few hours before it gets to the business end, I shouldn't wonder





Whether he's physically ready or not is another matter entirely...