Huddersfield have an awful set of last 3 games, they could be gone!

Let's just concentrate on beating London away next up and we will be able to concentrate on building towards 2020

How embarrassing would that be. And yet still the consideration is whether to go with the same coaching set up again. Defies belief.

The sooner we can the result that gives us certainty, the sooner we can be in the transfer market and planning for next year.

We should beat London.

my bad getting KR mixed up Huddersfield.

I'm not sure anyone in here is wanting Agar to be coach next season. I think what people are saying is that were the club to go with him next season is not the disaster many think it would be. His overall record is 50% but depending on when you think the team turned the corner his working win ratio is higher.

Don't get me wrong, I want a proper coach for next season, but Agars record (and prospects for next season) should be rated by how he was able to handle the team once we got a reasonable squad together

I was talking about the club.

Then we agree. The club should set it's sights higher than Agar, and higher than top 5

any way 5 clubs have a stay of execution for a week bring on the RL CC FINAL and relax for a week

After this weeks results its all change for the final standings

Forecast final standing Wins in Bold
22 Leeds..............London, Salford, Warrington
22 Hull KR............Catalan, London, Salford,
22 Wakefield..........Wigan, Warrington, London
20 London............Leeds, Hull KR, Wakefield
18 Huddersfield......Hull, St Helens, Catalan

1 win from 3 will get any of the top 4 over the line, London will need 2 from 3 if Huddersfield win a game..

We really should beat London, given what's at stake and the new signings we've made mid season.

Not the end of the whole world if we don't, but I'd expect us to.

Very difficult to predict results around us because all the teams are pretty much equally bad and inconsistent. Big win for Wakey this weekend because they were in freefall. Now Huddersfield have the concrete shoes on.

On one level this relegation fight is really intriguing; on another there are 5 clubs there, almost half the SL who cannot plan with certainly for 2020 with only 3 games remaining of the current regular season.

Without relegation, by this point we would be just going through the motions trying to avoid the wooden spoon, so the interest wouldn't be there - but at least we'd be able to play the young lads for experience, appoint the coach etc etc to give a better platform for performance next season.

We *look* too good to go down this year with the improvements to the squad; however I personally won't take anything for granted until those next 2 points are in the bag.

I still think of London early in the season beating us in the dying minutes of the game

Funnily I still think of the golden point when you beat us. I don't think many of us realised how important that was at the time.

Dave Furner did and it didn't get him very far!

To be fair Leeds have lost quite a few games this year by small margins, or just games they should have won e.g. Wigan at home.

The Cas result was against the trend really.

This is the main reason this season has been really frustrating one, look at our points difference, which is usually a good indicator of how the team is going (but ultimately pointless if you finish on fewer points than everyone else!)

There's 4 losses that have really annoyed me this season. At home to London, at home to Hull FC, at home to Wigan and away to Saints Helens.

They were all winnable and the first 3 we were in a winable lead that we threw away, turn those around and we're in a position for 2nd place - not that we deserve it but you could arguably say Hull FC with a worse PD than us don't either.