We do play poorly there, couple of times we've scraped a win and you've counted one of our wins as the magic weekend.

UPDATED

(excluding MM as per Dico)

2009 - Giants 28 - 10 Wolves
2008 - Giants 18 - 19 Wolves
2007 - Giants 28 - 47 Wolves
2006 - Giants 26 - 20 Wolves
2005 - Giants 38 - 22 Wolves
2004 - Giants 18 - 34 Wolves

3 games apiece in last 5 years.

Average score of Giants 26 - 25 Wolves.

You spotted my deliberate mistake there

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Be very close. Solomona is the x-factor for me. The guy can turn a game either way with a flick of the wrist.

My memory can be a bit shaky but I don't remember seeing a good performance at Huddersfield in quite some time.
Brown's comments sum my feelings up, saturday will have taken a lot out of us, players down, we have the squad to cope but im still backing giants by at least ten

Squads for Sunday,

[iSQUADS NAMED FOR SUNDAYS GAME

Huddersfield Giants Head Coach Nathan Brown and Warrington Wolves counterpart Tony Smith have named their 19 man squads for Sunday's crunch engage Super League XV Round 4 clash at the Galpharm Stadium.

The Giants 19 man squad is as follows

link rlhttp://giantsrl.dnsupdate.co.uk/latestNews/NewsArticle.asp?Index

Great to Brett in the line up again, pity about Briers for Wire, but both teams look very strong.

Can't wait should be a cracker.

Well it was a cracker, wrong result, too many silly errors from us at crtical times.

Could of gone either way, but it's at the business end of the season that'll matter and I think both clubs will be there abouts.

Think we played into their hands today by keeping the ball in the forwards and trying to break them down the middle. But they didn't crack and were probably the better team throughout the second half.
In the first half we had a brief spell where we dominated by spreading the ball wide, scored two tries then went back to down the middle. Boring negative play.
Agree with Code13, there were too many errors from both sides, scrappy play which kept the crowd quiet today.
At least Smith maintained the new refereeing stance and ignore mostly everything, letting the game trundle on.

We didn't deserve to win but we didn't deserve to lose. It was a good game but a bit scrappy by both sides. I don't know what Higham's problem was but he was looking for bother all game. We forced things sometimes and made some dumb decisions.

A draw to me would have been the best result but we live to fight another day.

For me Gilmour was our best today. If Browny had played second half as he did the first he would be MOM and we would have won the game.