Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:12 pm  

We'll give them a game, hopefully Walker and Peteru will be back

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:15 pm  

Fancy us to beat Wigan. But cannot believe Saints lost today. London will win a few more yet as well

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:19 pm  

Charlie Sheen wrote:

We'll give them a game, hopefully Walker and Peteru will be back

Peteru out for six weeks isn’t he?

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:27 pm  

Not seen that, I suppose that'll mean Singleton will continue. Personally, I'd give Muzz a game

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:49 pm  

Trebor1 wrote:

Fancy us to beat Wigan. But cannot believe Saints lost today. London will win a few more yet as well

London’s incredible win against table toppers St Helens means there are only 4 points between Salford, Wigan, Huddersfield, Leeds, Hull kr and London. Any of those clubs could still go down.

It was previously thought 16 points would make a team safe, that figure could now be 18 or even 20 points.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:51 pm  

Fair play to London that's an unbelievable result. The table is really tightening up.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 09, 2019 5:54 pm  

London have 4 games remaining against their relegation rivals (2 against Hull kr). Those games will probably decide who is relegated.

Re: Relegation : Mon Jun 10, 2019 2:40 am  

Sir Kevin Sinfield wrote:

London have 4 games remaining against their relegation rivals (2 against Hull kr). Those games will probably decide who is relegated.

There are 4 points separating Salford in 7th and London at the bottom now. A run of 2/3 wins can see you ease clear and into mid table or on the flip side a 2/3 game losing run could see you right in the poop. Big game for us this week against another relegation rival Wigan at home and we need to keep the winning momentum going and stretch it to 3 in a row.

Re: Relegation : Mon Jun 10, 2019 3:26 am  

London's showing this year is also an argument for looking again at franchising. If they get up to 16 points or more and still get relegated, that's a hell of a penalty for a team built very quickly and with every chance to consolidate in the following years. Instead they'll lose some of their better players and start from scratch.

I know the arguments against expansion, but IMO the game has to grow or die, and if the only way we can get enough games is for clubs to play each other 3 times or more we really are overkilling it.

Re: Relegation : Mon Jun 10, 2019 5:50 am  

BrisbaneRhino wrote:

London's showing this year is also an argument for looking again at franchising. If they get up to 16 points or more and still get relegated, that's a hell of a penalty for a team built very quickly and with every chance to consolidate in the following years. Instead they'll lose some of their better players and start from scratch.

I know the arguments against expansion, but IMO the game has to grow or die, and if the only way we can get enough games is for clubs to play each other 3 times or more we really are overkilling it.

Yes agreed. You could expand with then bringing in Toronto etc next year and all of a sudden the need for repear fixtures goes and the lesgue starts to look nice and competitive whilst growing. Then if Fax Bulls Fev keep getting better what a superb league it would be