injuries starting to appear through out the team now, horne, sharp, martin, and all the forwards we have out, it will be a very testing time,we know things can change drastically, just hope now is not our time for indifferent results, cup win and draw nl1 team in next round will be massive with our next few fixtures as we get players back,, although massively confident with the team now, we need all players fit,

Not sure that we need all players fit - for me the success so far this season has been about how they have played as a team and building for the future

- we can and will have indifferent results BUT so will others the experience that the 'inclusions' have had will be invaluable as the season plays out

What's the injury list? I think it's

Sharp
Martin
Horne
O'Meley
Heremaia
O'Carroll
Westerman
Aspinwall

Then 3 or 4 from reserves

Moa, Martin, Horne back hopefully. When's Ogre back?

Possibly Yeamo and Tickle too

Hopefully it's mind games. Otherwise we're screwed.

manu took a knock early on and seemed to be struggling a bit for the rest of the match. tickle and yeaman both stayed down with facial injuries(neither of which deemed high enough to warrant a penalty of course)

Even your 'marquee signing' Gareth Ellis has joined the injury list!

Why the inverted commas?

I know what you're saying but there is a limit. Think that was demonstrated today in the most brutally defensive game I've seen for ages.

Our battered squad, knackered by injuries and an intense derby, could not compete for the 80 against a fresher fitter (injurywise) Hudds. Matched them brilliantly for 65, the last 15 was too far. Think it would've been different with less out and a fresher bench.

He's a Rovers fan, he's bound to be skeptical about marquee signings see: Daniel Fitzhenry (FWO

) and Willie "Marquee cardboard cut out" Mason

Yeaman was a clash of heads and Tickle was actually the tackler and i think caught a knee, both unfortunate, neither a penalty.

Pretty much Andy Wilson's take on it.
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"Huddersfield added credibility to their position at the summit of the Super League table and doubled their lead to two points by grinding down a Hull team who showed that their equally unexpected presence in the top five is no fluke either.

It took them 62 minutes to score the first try of an attritional game in steady Bank Holiday drizzle as Hull defended with a resilience that was all the more admirable considering the effort and emotion expended in their derby win against Hull KR on Good Friday."