Saints: 17. Paul Wellens; 2. Tommy Makinson, 3. Jordan Turner, 24. Gary Wheeler, 26. Matty Dawson; 6. Lance Hohaia, 7. Luke Walsh; 8. Mose Masoe, 9. James Roby, 10. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, 12. Jon Wilkin, 15. Mark Flanagan, 11. Sia Soliola.
Subs: 23. Joe Greenwood, 25. Anthony Walker, 27. Greg Richards, 28. Luke Thompson.

Giants: 1. Scott Grix; 26. Ben Blackmore, 3. Leroy Cudjoe, 4. Joe Wardle, 5. Aaron Murphy; 6. Danny Brough, 7. Luke Robinson; 8. Eorl Crabtree, 9. Shaun Lunt, 10. Craig Kopczak, 11. Brett Ferres, 12. Jason Chan, 15. Larne Patrick.
Subs: 16. David Faiumu, 17. Ukuma Ta’ai, 18. Kyle Wood, 21. Anthony Mullally.

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Back in the real world, that is exactly the team I would have picked COYS

Slow as he may be, I'm glad Wello is starting instead of being sat on bench for 70 minutes. He'll up the standards. COYS

Good first half. Finally showing some commitment. Hopefully we can keep it up for the full 80... It's lifted my spirits a little though, I was expecting a hammering tonight. Huddersfield have been pretty poor though.

We've done to them what Warrington did to us last week ...

I'm away so only just seen the score.

Who played well?

Any injuries?

MOM ?

No injuries. Mose man of the match, by far his best performance for us. You could tell by our start they'd had a rollocking during the week. Turner and LMS pretty anonymous.

Mose was excellent and MOM. Roby back to his usual self, Wilkin played pretty well. Thompson also very good.

Mose! Jesus! I missed him play well!!! They must have been poor!!

As a team they all played pretty well, hohaia/ Dawson dropped 2 kick offs which led to 2 tries which gave Huddersfield undue dignity imo (they were awful) - Mose, Sia (in his first stint, less so in his second) and Roby led the pack superbly with the youngsters around them (lms put in a few good runs, but wasn't in the same league as the 3 mentioned) greenwood was the stand out of the youngsters, poked his nose through on virtually every carry - was playing very centrally though. Walsh was an absolute maestro and wellens played his part very well. Wasn't a night for the outside backs but Dawson looked lively as anything, drove it in well, and continues to make breaks. Huddersfield had a lot of ball particularly in the first half and we looked solid in defence, for some reason we only looked shaky after we had an error - I'm starting to think there's a desire to make up for the error leading to worse defence then if we just approached it as a normal defensive set.

Overall was pleasantly pleasing performance, and went a long way to answering some of the critics - what is needed is to do it week on week on week now.

Wheeler recieved treatment during his second try but no injuries that I noticed.

I think Greenwood is the pick of the bunch from the youngsters. He's one of them forwards that has the ability to break the line. I'd be very tempted to stick with him as starting 2nd row. If we give him good ball running wide, he could do damage.

I must confess Thompson also had a very good game in defence from what I remember - were still struggling a little for go forward though - we struggled at times with Crabtree in particular but they put their body on the line and you can't ask for more than that!

Oh, and you'll be interested to know, we suffered the "Amor coming off" dip in intensity occurred when Mose came off tonight...