INSTANT REACTION: Wire booed off as fans make their feelings known
Toby King is denied a try during the defeat to Huddersfield Giants (Image: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com)
IT was another hugely disappointing afternoon for Warrington Wolves - and their fans made their feelings known.
The Wire were booed off the field at The Halliwell Jones Stadium following their seventh defeat in nine Super League games, with visitors Huddersfield Giants claiming just their second victory of the campaign.
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In a game you felt they had to win, Sam Burgess' side ended up falling further adrift of the play-off spots as their season continues to be in danger of fizzling out.
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