Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:54 pm  

KaeruJim wrote:

If they don’t we’ll have the best Championship side ever.

Which you wont be able to retain within the championship cap and contract clauses....perhaps?

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 4:56 pm  

Interesting couple of weeks coming up, London have a tough couple of games ahead whilst we play Hull KR in 2 weeks, if we can sneak a win at Cas then that could make our season

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 5:38 pm  

christopher wrote:

Interesting couple of weeks coming up, London have a tough couple of games ahead whilst we play Hull KR in 2 weeks, if we can sneak a win at Cas then that could make our season

Hull KR will be fine imo with Smith at the helm. Huddersfield look in serious danger now and are falling like a stone. It's all about momentum now and they have none at the minute. London will obviously fight to the death gonna be an interesting few weeks to come.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 5:46 pm  

Biff Tannen wrote:

Hull KR will be fine imo with Smith at the helm. Huddersfield look in serious danger now and are falling like a stone. It's all about momentum now and they have none at the minute. London will obviously fight to the death gonna be an interesting few weeks to come.

I agree that win today was huge for us, it should give us a bit of confidence plus should have Ava and the new guy in soon

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 5:49 pm  

Our form over last 5 weeks isnt actually that bad. Yes we should have beaten Wigan but they're in great form. Not sure how we'll get on at Cas as they're hit n miss but will be pumped to keep us in relegation fight. Fancy it being a reasonably close one

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 5:49 pm  

Biff Tannen wrote:

Hull KR will be fine imo with Smith at the helm. Huddersfield look in serious danger now and are falling like a stone. It's all about momentum now and they have none at the minute. London will obviously fight to the death gonna be an interesting few weeks to come.

Too much is made is Smith to be honest. Last two weeks he has been there and they have looked poop. For me, depends on London results, because I think Hull KR are the worst of the teams down there. But do see exactly what you are saying in the Huddersfield point.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 6:09 pm  

It's amazing what a win and a few signings due for confidence. If we lose today, there is pressure on us, especially in the head to heads. Now with that win, the reality is that we just need to win the results of hudds, London or kr to be safe. Sounds pretty easy over 9 games. Really it's going to be tough, but a couple of results in the spin and you find yourself out of the dog right as Wigan have done

Aside from us, i fear for Huddersfield. They haven't been down here all season, so are not battle hardened. Leeds, London and kr have made changes and form is on the up. I'm not sure giants have got rock bottom yet

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 6:39 pm  

A very big win this weekend for the Wildcats because if they had lost then they would have been in the dog fight big time,but they now have a 4 point cushion over the bottom 4 which should be enough as I cant see all (or any) of the bottom 4 winning 3 more games than the Wildcats

I still have London to be bottom which would be a shame for the competition as they have been great this year and have already exceeded all expectations and have not spent anywhere close to the budgets of the sides that they are competing against in SL

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:06 pm  

Gotcha wrote:

Too much is made is Smith to be honest. Last two weeks he has been there and they have looked poop. For me, depends on London results, because I think Hull KR are the worst of the teams down there. But do see exactly what you are saying in the Huddersfield point.

You have to be kidding? With a host of injured players now back and key signings like Parcell I'd say Rovers look far stronger than London.

Already under Smith Rovers have beaten 2nd placed Warrington and then 3rd placed Hull and you say that is poop.

Rovers look more energised and in much better shape under Smith. Rovers haven't had a full back or hooker all season and often have had just one prop forward available. Now with Quinlan back, Parcell signed up and prop forwards recruited to support the excellent Garbutt & Masoe things look much better.

I'd agree that anything is still possible but without the unexpected Tony Smith inspired wins against Wire & Hull ...Rovers would be 4 points adrift so Tony Smith has already had a huge impact.

Re: Relegation : Sun Jun 30, 2019 7:28 pm  

His Bobness wrote:

Already under Smith Rovers have beaten 2nd placed Warrington and then 3rd placed Hull and you say that is poop.
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No, I said you played poop, and looked poop. The fact you got two lucky results has nothing to do with it, congratulations on that.