Stobart Super League round-up: Danny Orr rolls back the years with match-winning hat-trick "You've got to take your hat off to Danny Orr today, I thought his performance was outstanding," Millward said. He was an experienced head trying to steady a ship that was finding some holes in it at times. I just thought it was a really calming performance by a very good pro. Millward, who revealed Josh Griffin will undergo surgery on his spine which will put him out for the rest of the season, also reserved special praise for Huby who was the toast of the home support after leaping to grab a high ball for the match-winning try. Wakefield coach Richard Agar revealed his side never doubted they had the ability to come back from 20 points down after staging a second half comeback to beat Hull FC 32-30. The Wildcats recorded their third successive Stobart Super League win, scoring four second-half tries to inflict defeat on a Hull side who were aiming to go third in the table. Despite trailing by 20 points with half an hour to go Agar, who was sacked by Hull last year after four seasons at the KC Stadium, never gave up belief in his team. I want to shower our players with praise about their never-say-die attitude and the way they kept playing and playing. We grew in strength and played the last half an hour really tough," said Agar. Bradford's injury crisis shows no signs of abating after they confirmed that Ian Sibbit suffered a broken arm in Friday's thumping 54-0 loss to St Helens. The Bulls now have a dozen players on the sidelines, with second rower Sibbit expected to be out for around three months.