Just watched Kear's interview on Sky. Never have I seen him so despondent. The man must be (rightly) furious - his two brains may be about to explode.

Quote of the century, I believe, "We were lucky to get nil."

It's ok pulling angry faces but it keeps happening.

genuinely worried, a bit like horses form pans out, we have not actualy beaten anyone with form, leeds ok but they were awful that day.

this 3 prop thing is a joke, and since when is richard moore the greatest offload machine in rl history.

gleesons defence is non existant, you cant blame blaymire as most of the time the tries were walked in!

JD, sorry but the dream has died, total hero but dont destroy the reputation.

only one id say was worth the money was morrison

I'm inclined to agree with almost everything you've said with the exception of Glenn Morrison who was as big a culprit as everybody else on the field. In the first half, with good field position, Glenn Morrison, threw couple of ridiculous offloads which handed the initiative backto Huddersfield when the game was still in the balance.

Moore's offloads nearly put me in hospital.

Blaymire, very frustrating.

Nothing's coming off for JD anymore, a real shame but perhaps he's now past his sell by date.

Damning stat against Morton; zero tackles, but six missed (at a certain point of the game, not sure about the final stat). He's a promising youngster but maybe it's time for a break.

No positives for Kear to take away from tonight. We were blitzed and we deserved it. Horrendous application in comparison to the fantastically drilled, confident and skilful Hudds side.

to be fair i was clutching at straws!

Sam bust his balls for us tonight, he may be 100% quality but he's 100% commited.

Hendo did all he could when he came on.

Valiant effort mate, but it was as doomed as our efforts to score.

As I have posted on another thread part of the problem was the woeful defensive positioning of Gleeson which meant Morton had to come in field giveing Hodgson the room he needed to beat him on the outside

ok im calming down and i agree, and my views on sam are well known, he never does anything less, think the younger end came unstuck tonight

I'm glad its not just me who see's this.

Shame on Mike Stephenson for two reasons; the first being his utter lack of understanding of the game and what was happening out on Wakefield Trinity's right wing, where Dale Morton was being left exposed.

The second for making a statement on a live broadcast about a young eighteen-year-old prospect which could be extremely damaging to his confidence and therefore his progress.

I'm all for it being a man's game and if you're good enough you're old enough, except that if he's going to criticise somebody, especially youngster, he should at least try to read the game properly.