Just like our game against Salford last week, we should have won it but didn't. Same for Wakey tonight , they were the better team for the bigger part of that game and lost. Brough turned the game with one break and a great kick. Both teams have a bit of a hill to climb, but early days yet.

Need 4 points from Saints and Salford

Brough was probably just having a chat.....
Wakefield took the ball away twice when it was our scrum - so you are hardly in a position to complain at is doing similar- and the first time the ball disappeared prior to the drop out was when a wakey fan ran off with it and the steward had to chase him to get it back! the clock was stopped anyway so what difference does it make?
Kendall was made to look a clown by both sides- he can't tell the difference between a knock on and a strip and clearly doesn't know the rule about a player lending weight and pushing into touch.
Going by tonight's evidence both our sides are going to struggle this season.

You've got to be kidding haven't you... the first drop out brough kicked the ball into the corner between stands, the second Gaskell threw it into the wakey fans who tried to give it back but were prevented by stewards who locked the gates at the front. I had to plead with them at the end of the match to reopen the gate so the person i'm a carer for could leave by the way, cheers hudds for the hospitality!
I've no idea why Kyle woods try was disallowed. I've no idea how ferguson can drop the ball and hudds get the scrum. Both key moments in the match. BJB knocked himself out on the grass, the shoulder charge to the head apparently didn't happen. Oh and I'm assuming no one told him about the team warning. The referee was completely and utterly in brough' pocket and clearly favoured hudds in the second half.

Well that's clearly not a biased view!
Kendall was poor - for both sides. He missed plenty of offside, a fair few head shots, stripped ball, and bottled giving a yellow card for both sides.
I still don't know why you are moaning about taking time over the drop outs- the clock was stopped so what difference does it make? Both sides benefit from the break in play not just one. And no- it's quite clear you had "no idea" as you wouldn't be able to see from where you were sat. Perfectly clear to the rest.
He was pants. He didn't favour any side over the other-he was just pants.

As for the gates- it's a safety issue- and the fact some of your fans were frothing at the mouth towards the end then hardly surprising. Those gates are what prevented us ending up with a fine like kr did when Salford kicked off at our ground last season. And if you are seriously going to complain about the hospitality at our ground when your home is belle vue or whatever it's called now... we'll.

Huddersfield were kicking the ball away so they could get recovery time and set their defensive line, it's nothing to do with running the clock down!

Wow- I know we were pants but surely setting our defensive line for a drop out is simple..... we just stand on the line.....
Both teams benefit from the break in play- could even be argued that it would take Wakefield longer to set up for the dropout as they are further away from their positions than hudds who were already at our tryline than hudds to set their defence that just have to stand in a long line.....

At a drop out from under the sticks, the defending team gain by regaining composure and have a 'rest', taking in air, but the attacking side just want to get on with it.
In the past we have had a player sin binned for putting the ball into the crowd when defending prior to a goal line drop-out.

I have to agree the referee was poor, but it was for both sides. Yes a couple of calls went against us but some went our way as well, for instance Kirmo should have been sitting down for ten for tipping but he bottled it. He wasn't the reason we lost, we managed that all by ourselves. Terrible game management, dumb choices and poor discipline keeps on costing us. Two league wins since the magic weekend now isn't it? That really is shocking.

So don't the attacking team get a rest then?
I've also seen people sin binned for tipping and twisting a player whilst two others drive his head to the ground - but hey....

Like I said previously all they want to do is get on with it, because they will have the ball, assuming the buggers don't knock on.

Are you really that clueless Jools?

The hardest work a team will have to do is defend back to back sets on their own line, it empties the tank pretty quickly. Buying your team time by kicking the ball away and delaying the restart allows the defence to compose themselves and let their heart and lungs catch up.