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Wasps missed the chance to go top of the Aviva Premiership as they were outgunned by a fiercely committed Gloucester at Kingsholm.The home forwards were the major influence on the game, preventing their opponents from getting any fluency.Richard Hibbard, Mark Atkinson, Matt Scott, Charlie Sharples and Henry Purdy scored the Gloucester tries with James Hook converting four and adding a penalty in a 36-18 win.Thomas Young scored two tries for Wasps with Jimmy Gopperth kicking two penalties and a conversion.Gloucester began strongly and took a fifth-minute lead when Hook fired over a penalty before Wasps rallied with two well-judged kicks from Dan Robson and Danny Cipriani securing them a platform in the home 22.At a line-out five metres out, the Wasps three-quarters joined the driving maul for Young to score the opening try, but Gopperth was badly off target with his conversion attempt.Despite this reverse, the home forwards allowed Gloucester to have the better of the opening quarter with the visitors conceding a number of penalties as they struggled to cope with the pressure.Gloucester gained their reward when Hibbard crashed over following a driving line-out and with Hooks successful conversion, the hosts deservedly led 10-5 after 20 minutes.Rob Miller burst out of defence for the best piece of attacking play during the first half but after a threatening 40-metre run, the Wasps full-back passed the wrong way and the chance was lost.A minute from the interval, Wasps conceded their eighth penalty of the half, this time for a line-out push, but Hooks kick at goal fell narrowly short.Gloucester brought on Matt Kvesic in place of Jacob Rowan at the interval but it was the visitors who started the second half with a bang.A couple of drives from Young and two penetrating runs from Kyle Eastmond secured Wasps a platform in the home 22 as they showed far more urgency than anything they had displayed in the first half.They reduced the deficit after 46 minutes when Gopperth kicked a penalty before bringing on Ashley Johnson and Marty Moore in the pack in the hope of providing further impetus.Gopperth was on target with his second penalty to edge Wasps back ahead but an error from Cipriani gifted the hosts their second try.His clearance was charged down by John Afoa and when the outside-half tried to retrieve his mistake, he fumbled the ball which allowed Atkinson to pick up and score with Hooks conversion giving Gloucester a 17-11 at the end of the third quarter.It soon got worse for Wasps when they conceded another try after a strong run from Atkinson was supported by Scott, who picked up to force his way over.They were narrowly denied by the TMO before Young scored his second try with six minutes to go.A nerve-racking finish looked on the cards but two minutes later the match was sealed when Sharples easily won the race to a long kick ahead from Will Heinz for a bonus point.Wasps miserable afternoon was completed when Purdy scored a fifth a minute from time after another visitors attack broke down. 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The Canadian squad, skipped by Jennifer Jones of Winnipeg, got on the board first with two in the second end, and followed that with two more apiece in the fourth and sixth ends. Newcastles surprising ability to trouble Melbourne in the NRL could influence whether the Storm give their two biggest stars the week off.Storm coach Craig Bellamy said they will decide on Friday whether they play Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk in Newcastle on Sunday, after the last State Of Origin clash.Bellamy is keen to give the pair a game off, but is unsure when it might happen.We still have eight games to go (before the finals), Bellamy said.Well certainly be looking at giving them a break at some stage.What is the right time? Its pretty hard to work out.But certainly, with the guys pulling up alright without any obvious injuries, theyll have a fair say in that as well.He was then asked if playing the Knights this Sunday might influence that decision.Melbourne are second on the ladder, while Newcastle are wallowing in last spot with only one win and a draw.The Storm beat the Knights in round five by just four points.We dont have a really good record against Newcastle, Bellamy said.They probably should have gotten us att the start of the year.ddddddddddddIn round 24 last year, they rolled us here - they rolled us pretty easily, actually, and they ended up with the wooden spoon, we ended up running fourth.The year before that, we played them in Newcastle and I think we were in front with three to go - at the end of the game, they were in front.So theyd be feeling reasonably confident about playing us, Id imagine, at the moment.He added he is unsure why Newcastle are troubling his team.Theyve really aimed up against us, he said.Theyve caused us all sorts of problems - were obviously aware of that.Having said that, we just need to put that in the backs of our minds and just make sure we prepare well.Melbourne are coming off the bye and again will probably be without fullback Cameron Munster.Bellamy said Munsters ankle injury was worse than first thought and it is frustrating the player and the clubs medical staff. 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