Well he will have some time padded out as he's going to have to put the t's down now.

That's Chris Plume's job.

Regardless of whose specific task it is, it's still up to the head coach to ensure it's being done ... and properly.
That's why you have a head coach.

Some of his team selections might suggest he doesn't pay much attention to how his own team perform either.

Is there a suggestion that it isn't being done properly?

Sometimes watching videos isn't going to solve your problems.

Huddersfield, like Wigan, play in a pretty structured way. You pretty much know what the plan is with Huddersfield - massive pack win collisions, Lunt and/or Robinson snipe round the ruck when your markers don't get up in time, big, powerful outside backs exploit fringes where defence gets sucked in dealing with massive pack, Brough kicks deep when those bits don't get them up field.

It's not identifying it that's the problem, it's stopping it.

Pretty much every player you ever see interviewed says the same thing about Wigan. You know what's coming, but knowing about it and stopping it are too very different things.

Erm, yes.
By Archer to whom craigizzard replied.
And craigizzard to whom you replied.

Did you not notice?

Is there a suggestion by anyone who might actually know what happens in the real world being made?

Well, if McD actually did say that he hadn't watched Huddersfield play, I'd be a bit concerned.

But he didn't say that. He said he hadn't seen much of Huddersfield. We've played Huddersfield 3 times this season, I can't imagine the video previews go much further back than 3 or 4 rounds prior to the game itself and as its Chris Plume putting the previews together then presumably McDermott will only have seen selected highlights of 10 or so of Huddersfield's games.
I'm not sure that's enough to judge whether Huddersfield have improved over the season or not.

jjb has been one of our best players this season without a doubt,surely even with your blinkers on you can acknowledge that sal?

Interesting comments by Andy Barker in the YEP that virtually all of the injuries that have occured this season have been contact injuries, where bones and ligaments have just got into awkward positions and had force applied to them. The sort of thing you would expect to see in a contact/collision sport.

Barker separates these from muscle tears and strains, the kind of thing you would expect to see from overwork and failure to rest/rehab properly.

Now either Andy Barker is lying to the media to cover up for the failings of the first team coach in player management, or he might just have a better insight into these things (you know, as a trained physiotherapist) than some of the clamouring hordes on here blaming everything on the lack of a rotation policy.

Who has blamed EVERYTHING on non rotation then AG?

Pipe down.

Mere propaganda on a Soviet scale from the club. Obviously put out to try and mask the gigantic failings from top to bottom at Leeds.
Lowes has seen the iceberg.