I agree with mark_m, the shocking drop goal decision aside, Bentham was truly awful. I think you've got to take a lot out of Brough's reaction, it was automatic and instinctive, Bentham took a few seconds to think about it and looked at the Saints player waving his arms around (no it wasn't Wellens) he then gave the "no" drop goal signal.

I think the biggest joke of the weekend was somebody quoting Tommy makinson saying Saints having best backline in SL. Not one of them would get in our team, they do however have a great pack and fine half back in Walsh.

I can see that decision making Hudds stronger.
I glad we played them last week now.

or could we being seeing the start of one of those now infamous Huddersfield slumps, that they seem to have, every season (last season being an exception)

I think had they had played bad Lefty I would agree with that.
But when your robbed I would have thought it would make you incensed.

Bentham screwed up. End of, and the referee's are simply closing ranks as you'd expect.

In terms of Huddersfield, this is now the first major test of Paul Anderson's coaching acumen. Indifferent league form, out of the cup and a certain Brian Noble updating his CV.

Fortunately for Anderson, Ken Davy is a decent fella and a level-headed chairman but it will be interesting if their league form doesn't pick up particularly at home. If Koukash was his boss, he'd have been sacked before Walsh's drop goal had landed.

Phil Bentham is to Saints what Billy Thompson was to Hull.