Super performance from the Bulls against a first rate side who were never allowed to settle. We matched them in the pack and allowed the halves to get some quality ball which they exploited really well. Too many to pick out 'best' performances, to be honest but I'll give a special mention to Adam O'Brien on his first try which came at a point when we'd recently conceded and so it put us back on track.

Just a great effort, re Brough, everybody seems to have forgotten that we are without our main man Luke Gale, which I'd suggest pretty much evens that one up. Love the dog and the continued very obvious team spirit the Bulls have built. You could see both what the try meant to O'Brien, and what him scoring it meant to his team-mates. Franny Cummins is increasingly impressive when he speaks too, and is not under any illusions, but must have slept well on Sunday night.

Great result, particularly after last week.



I didn't make the game but listened on Radio Leeds where the commentator constantly referred to Huddersfield making 'unenforced' errors.

I always give praise to the opposition if it is due, and yesterday it was !!!

Is this young O'Brien chap any relation to Luke who played at Bradford City?

Yeah they are brothers.

You're on some mellow these days mate.

Yeah, I picked up on that too! He also kept referring to scrums for knock-ons as Penalties. A bit of a plonker, really!

we made 18 errors i think,i would say at least half of those were unforced,you just dont win rugby games with that many errors.

Great result but let's not get too carried away with it all. Too much gloating will make us all start looking like the fans of the team we pumped yesterday.



Without being a killjoy I was hoping Wire would turn over HKR too. Be nice to start getting a cushion on teams below us.



I still believe 8 teams are fighting it out for two places and we are one of them as I fully expect Wire, Wigan, Leeds, Sts, Catalans, Huddersfield to finish in the top 8 with Hull FC strong candidates too if they can find some form.

I think that's pretty realistic.



You can never tell who might just have better than expected season, of course, and it [icould[/i just be us, but subconsciously I'm still looking at the results of the likes of HKR before such as Hudds or Leeds, simply because they seem more relevant. Have to say though that this weekend's results show that if the 'top' teams don't get their act together they'll get beaten - which is just how it should be.

The stats I have seen (Sky sports) state that the number of errors for both sides was equal!!



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