Already looking forward to a top of the table clash with the Saints who will be a tough nut to crack after Friday's win over Wire.

I think bar Wellens they have a full sqaud to choose from, the one thing that may go in our favour is they only have 5 days before they play the pies who are their biggest local derby.

Hope a few of the injured are back, Fatz, Mason and Jammer, Fa'alogo recovers from last night, but really think if we can win this one then we have some very winnable games to come up over the next few weeks with Catalans, Salford and Cas.

Lets hope for a bumper crowd next Sunday, and some nice spring weather.

Out of the three fixtures (Warrington (H), Huddersfield (A), Wigan (H)) I reckon our toughest game is against you lot.

a). It's an away fixture and b). You're in excellent form

I'll be absolutely delighted if we can take the 2 points from this one at a ground we traditionally struggle at. The positive for us is our injuries. Wellens apart, you're right, we're full strength, with competition for places.

It'll be a cracking game. You do wonder why games like this aren't on SKY really, but nevermind.

To be totally honest - all these quality games not on Sky are doing the attendances a world of good. last season we were knobbled by the number of home games on Sky. In total (Sky and BBC) we were on the TV 13 times last year.

i expect this to be just as hard a test as the Leeds game - another chance for us to put a marker down and see how far off we are and if we can beat Saints as well as Leeds in Consecutive home games then i will maybe start believing some of the hype about us being title contenders !!
it will be a hard one as they are still a dangerous side despite losing stars over the last couple of years

We're rubbish, you'll win by at least 70.

should be a good game looking forward to seeing gilmour still think he should be at saints

No we wont, we're dirty,niggling Huddersfield who have no skillful players and shouldn't be anywhere near the top 10 let alone top 4 !!
we should'nt even be in SL cos of our poor crowds and rubbish team..................

















well if he can talk stupid..............................

We can ignore him

Quote [uBROWN LOOKING FORWARD TO SAINTS TEST[/u Huddersfield Giants Head Coach Nathan Brown admitted in the aftermath of the 32-18 victory over Harlequins that his troops are now fully focused on this Sunday’s crunch Engage Super League Round 8 clash against St Helens at the Galpharm Stadium (3pm). A Leroy Cudjoe hat-trick along with tries from Lee Gilmour, Eorl Crabtree and Graeme Horne secured a hard fought win in the capital over Brian McDermott’s side, and Brown revealed his side are eagerly anticipating the clash with the Saints. “We’re looking forward to this one, our performance against Harlequins wasn’t the greatest, but it’s still three wins on the bounce for us and we’ll face St Helens with confidence. I always thought this game would be a big test for us, because we had the challenge of trying to back up from the Leeds game the week before.” The claret and gold were missing the services of centre’s Jamahl Lolesi and Paul Whatuira through injury however Brown will be hoping to call upon their services against the side that sit them immediately below them in the Engage Super League table. “We came through Saturday ok, which is pleasing, and now it’s a case of trying to push on and give it our best against Saints. “We did have a few players missing at the weekend, but thanks to the way the chairman is prepared to invest in the club we’ve got a deep squad, and that could be key. We know it’s going to be a tough game and we’ve got to be prepared for that.” '" www.giantsrl.com/

Quote [uBROWN LOOKING FORWARD TO SAINTS TEST[/u Huddersfield Giants Head Coach Nathan Brown admitted in the aftermath of the 32-18 victory over Harlequins that his troops are now fully focused on this Sunday’s crunch Engage Super League Round 8 clash against St Helens at the Galpharm Stadium (3pm). A Leroy Cudjoe hat-trick along with tries from Lee Gilmour, Eorl Crabtree and Graeme Horne secured a hard fought win in the capital over Brian McDermott’s side, and Brown revealed his side are eagerly anticipating the clash with the Saints. “We’re looking forward to this one, our performance against Harlequins wasn’t the greatest, but it’s still three wins on the bounce for us and we’ll face St Helens with confidence. I always thought this game would be a big test for us, because we had the challenge of trying to back up from the Leeds game the week before.” The claret and gold were missing the services of centre’s Jamahl Lolesi and Paul Whatuira through injury however Brown will be hoping to call upon their services against the side that sit them immediately below them in the Engage Super League table. “We came through Saturday ok, which is pleasing, and now it’s a case of trying to push on and give it our best against Saints. “We did have a few players missing at the weekend, but thanks to the way the chairman is prepared to invest in the club we’ve got a deep squad, and that could be key. We know it’s going to be a tough game and we’ve got to be prepared for that.” '" www.giantsrl.com/

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This one is as hard to call as the last one was and the next one will be. We will have to be more organised defensively than we were after Wello went off as I think Hudds will punish a weak defence more severely than Wire did, even though Wire managed three tries in eight minutes! I hope Wello is back for this match but if he isn't then everyone - including Meli and Gardner - are going to have to be on their best defensive behaviour.

I think we'll play a similar way as we did against leeds, targeting the out side with our bigger guys rather than trying to go over the top of forwards that can match ours all game