Jeez. Whether they get or or not off the field is irrelevant. If they can play well on the pitch, which is debatable, is the key. I'm sure there are many great sporting partnerships which work brilliant on the pitch, but would never mix socially off it.

I know all that, but all you get on here is stuff from people who know all the secrets, which included Drew and Brough hating each other, and the only time I saw them off the field was when they were in a boozer, chatting happily, choosing to sit with each other rather than the other squad members. I wasn't trying to change the world or anything.

the major problem i see with brough joing up with drew is drew can open up a giant can of whoop ass whilst playing stud

Especially if that fan thinks he is David Bailey You would not believe some of the places that camera has been

now a split in the wakey board and grix gets a mention, see here

rlhttps://www.examiner.co.uk/huddersfield-giants/huddersfield-giants-news/2010/03/23/dannt-brough-deal-is-not-dead-for-huddersfield-giants-86081-26090204/rl

It seemed a bit 'cue on the rack' for me. Yes we had individuals running it hard, but there was little or no work off the ball, little momentum gained and then we tried being too lateral.

I would agree that if we play like that on Friday, we will get tonked. Point is - I don't think we will play like that and IMO we deliberately shut down in the second half to preserve energy for this week coming!

There was an interesting discussion after the game which I was party to. It went something along the lines of 2+ years ago that would have been exactly the type of game we would have been walking away from, scratching our heads saying 'how is it we can beat Leeds one week and lose to Salford another'. We are now a totally different outfit who not only (on Sunday) integrated a new player but tried a variety of new combinations and got a few more miles on the clock for some extremely promising youngsters.

The thing that frustrates the hell out of me is that so many people are on here going on as if Danny Brough means everything to our club. The fact is, and I have said it numerous times on here, we have consistently played better without him on the field (and I am not just talking about 10 minutes at Hull KR but numerous examples over the previous two seasons.) I may be in a minority but I long to see the back of Brough and remove a disruptive and damaging influence from our squad. I think we will be much stronger for it.

Away to Wire last year was one of the best performances of last season........

and we had a player missing