we are also top of the tackle league and have had the fewest penalties against us and we have made the second lowest number of errors as well.

and were above Saints..............oh did i mention that were above saints......i got a slight twinge this morning!

There really isnt much going against us at the mo, apart from a few injury's.

If we can keep this up and stay consistent there's nothing to say we cant exploit other team's weaknesses as we seemed to do well against Hull, Widnes, And (I think) Saints who after pep talk at half time seemed to turned the tables, as they do.

Our style of rugby is nothing Ive ever seen from us before and Is only going to help attendences.

We've got the hard workers, and now what seems to be the skill to get the ball out early to the wings and make the yardage for a good attack.

I think this is the most startling fact given the change in our style of play! Considering it is deemed more risky to throw the ball around rather than adopt the '5 drives & a 'kick'' approach, these stats seem to prove otherwise!

I also find it really refreshing that we're not afraid to keep the ball alive in our own 20 metre area. We've already scored some fantastic tries this season & it wouldn't surprise me if we score more long range tries than shirt range ones given the lack of size in our pack.

I'll feel happier when we remain in the play-off places even after a defeat,if that should happen.
As the game has evolved,and now many players can play in different positions,although I doubt it will ever come to props being able to play full back,for example,I feel a mobile,fit pack is more beneficial over the season than a heavy pack.
Over at Huddersfield,their coach Nathan Brown,upset that the players faded near the run-in to the 2011 campaign changed things.
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