Oh dear losing to us really hurt you didn't it. "As badly as their fans follow them" I take it you weren't at the game last night- or is this you bring disengenuous again. A decent following from hudds last night- and totally outsung your lot from minute 1 to 80.

Mmmm, no it didn't, large parts last night where you were pretty silent, in fact the loudest thing last night was that bloody cowbell

I thought they needed more cowbell...

Oh dear, another sore loser, you lost, get over it, but hey ho, just keep taking the bitter pills

A major reason for the Huddersfield win last night was that they came prepared to play a rugby game & we obviously didn't. They played basic rugby very well which was something that seemed to trouble Warrington right from the kick off. Danny Brough did the job he is paid to do & what a great kicker he is. They have a coach who got the best from his players.
We need to get back to basics & get the little things right that so much depends on.....First job Monday morning should to watch the match video & work out how to defend against a kicker of Brough's calibre & then get our kickers to try & learn from his technique.

You were silent all night!

Funny how your own players don't agree with you take on events! According to some of them we never stopped.

Question: have you ever seen a stand-off get caught in possession of the ball more than Gareth O'Brien?

Split second difference between a quality half back and an average one and the amount of time obrien gets caught with the ball tells you all you need to know. You've either got it or you haven't and unfortunately for the top level obrien hasn't and never will have.

I tend to agree. He doesn't have the spatial awareness, quick hands or quick brain.

He is making the runners around him hesitate or over run the ball.

His speed of thought is and never will be top level.

i enjoyed that , must admit i didn't expect to win, as is usually the case at warrington these days, but i thought we dominated from start to finish, wire had a brief spell just after the 2nd try when they looked like turning it around but in all honestly i never saw us losing that game, even at 13-10 we just seemed to be in the right frame of mind for it.

Well Lefty has said most of what needs to be said in his post on page 5.

It took me 4 hours to come up last night and I got home at 1.30am this morning.
Had seen the team on Sky and so wanted to see them 'in the flesh' for the 1st time this season, but...

I've not seen as poor a performance as that from a Wire team for several years.
Don't want to take anything away from Hudds but once they went ahead we didn't look likely to win.
Daughter was very underwhelmed, and my 80 year old mum seeing her first game of the season kept on saying 'rubbish, rubbish'

Some points -
1. We now have 5 players who all try to scoot from dummy half - Clark, Higham, Russell, Penny, Ratch. If the opposition plan for that they've nullified a main option. It ddin't work at all last night.
2. Our attack in the last 10 meters was pretty woeful - slow and predictable. And what the **** is Sims doing passing more times than a half back instead of getting stuck in? (I do congratulate Hudds on a very good defence. It did all what was required. Just a shame we didn't have the nouse to really test it).
3. Our kicking game was poor - tactical and short. High bombs were variable
4. Not able to change our tactics when they obviously weren't working.
5. Atkins being take out into touch straight from the scrum typifies our performance
6. Currie is a young lad and needs a break in my view. Some really sloppy stuff which becomes a problem with confidence.
7. Most of the players were below par (but partly due to Hudds again). Ratch almost tried to do too much at times and overplayed it. He can't do it on his own and he needs to realize that.
8. Higham and Laithwaite did ok.

Overall simply not good enough and at times so predictable it was like watching paint dry.

Well according to Smithy"s interview on the Guardian website there wasn't much between the 2 teams apart from Brough's kicking.