So tell me then, what is the ' priority ' of a team losing by 2 scores?

When theres still over 30 minutes left, certainly not to try and score on every play.

The world of RL wanted Huddersfield to win this game so badly. Heard Eddie was practically crying when that last try went in, and the amount of times they showed Baloo on the big screen, they may as well invited him up to double up as a pundit.

If Huddersfield had won, with their fan base, the game would be switched to Gigg Lane, home of Bury FC.

Bugger off, don't want those types wandering around here.

I don’t think the Huddersfield fans should be too despondent.

They certainly didn’t have the rub of the green regarding the refereeing decisions, however, they’ve witnessed their best season for god knows how long.

Warrington, who are regarded as a top club, still haven’t won the G.F yet.

The Huddersfield squad is there, or there abouts, the big problem for me is if Mr Davy’s wallet is still up for the fight?

Complete bollox, you attempt to score every play, if you dont, you take the lesser option

Clarke explained his thinking very well. He said that the Giants definitely had the ability to score 10 points in the remaining time. But they were pretty much dead if Wire did get another score. While the Giants knew they needed to score, there's no point in chasing it so hard that you end up costing yourself a try which kills the game.

My first reaction to what Clarke said was probably similar to most, that Clarke was talking out of his hat. But after hearing his further explanation and reflecting on it I do think he was right.

As I said, complete bollox, RL is a simple sport, when you have the ball you attack and attempt to score, when you dont you defend and attempt to prevent the other team from scoring , just because a pundit attempts to sound clever doesnt make him correct

You don't attempt to score on every single play on every single possession though.

That decision is usually made towards the end of a set depending on field position, obviously if you are still in your own half then it is less likely, and if you are leading then it is more likely you will reduce the risk involved in giving the opposition an ' open play ' option

But if you are losing, especially by more than 1 score then every set should start with the intention to score on that play, it really is that simple