To clarify my "streets ahead of the bottom 4" statement (not that I need to for rational people)
The bottom four sides have been inconsistent and haven't put a run of results together all season (except widnes who's record over the last few months has been as consistent as anyone's) and if anyone's going to be replaced in 9th by catalans, who are admittedly putting wins together, it's looking far more likely to be Leeds on current form.
Wakefield have been picking up wins with fair regularity, and realistically only need 1 win, or 2 at very most to be caught by the required 3 teams below them to displace them from the 8.
If wakey win 2/5 then all three teams below them will basically need to win 5/5 to drop them to 9th.
I'm not sounding like a Wakefield fan, that's just how it is when you look at the table