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And club captain Leroy Cudjoe is just starting his recovery after a knee operation.

It leaves Stone looking for a positive response from the rest of the squad for the final two matches, against Saints tomorrow and Leeds Rhinos next Friday night.

“We’ve got a Saints team who are obviously pretty desperate about their own position in the table,” ventured Stone.

“Particularly going to their place, we’ve got our hands full, and if we perform like we did last week it’s not going to be great.

“We need a change of attitude and a change in how we go about it, particularly how we start the game.”

The coach added: “There’s a little bit to go in the next two weeks and, mathematically, there’s still a chance of them (Saints) making the top four.

“There’s a lot of history and tradition around their club.

“They’ve always been a strong side since the inception of the Super League. I know all their lads and their coach will be hungry to get a win this week and it might go down to the last week for them.”

Meanwhile, Wakefield coach Chris Chester has hit out at fans of the club for their abuse of former Giants player Scott Grix and is tipping the veteran full-back to bounce back in tonight’s crucial Super 8s clash with Hull.

Grix blotted an otherwise impressive performance with a defensive error in the closing stages of Trinity’s game against St Helens last Thursday which resulted in a potentially costly defeat.

Chester sprung to the defence of the 33-year-old Ireland international in the post-match press conference but that did not prevent the player coming under intense criticism on social media.

“He copped some ridiculous