Yup.

Massive game for the Rhinos next week against a Saints side that is managing to get the 2 points each week despite not playing very well

You need to get McGuire back asap as at the minute you look totally clueless in attack and your HB's are poor and are not offering any threat what so ever in the oppositions 20m zone which makes it easy for sides to defend against knowing that the threat from them will be easy to contain

If you lose this one then the pressure will certainly build, but if you win then you will be back on the horse and will then look to take advantage of your next 2 clearly winnable games against Cas and Wakefield

Hopefully we will pick up somehow but cannot see a win against either cas or sts. Think it's gonna be a hard slog this season, sure we will pick up at some point but may be left with too much work to do to catch top 4.

McGuire, Ablett, Moon and Delaney all in line to return this week. Big boosts.

Are they fit enough though? Or are we in poop or bust scenarios already?

Hardaker
Handley Watkins Moon Hall
Sutcliffe McGuire
Galloway Falloon Cuthbertson
Ablett Ferres
Delaney

Burrow Singleton Garbutt JJB

Main selection question should be between Sutcliffe and Lilley, and thenvwhich forwards to start and which on the bench.

I wouldn't be bringing Mcguire back unless he is absolutely 100 percent.I think the past 6 weeks has shown how key he will be if we are to challenge for any of the trophies this year.

Agree...it could be very counter-productive to throw them back in too soon. Wasn't it said that Moon needed at least 2 weeks to stop a strain becoming a tear?

Given the recent absence of Joel Moon, I have a serious question?

Why is Ryan Hall still crap?

I would expect us to start with Singo at 13 to counteract Saints big pack, batter them down the middle mentality.

Assuming Lilley drops out, do we go back to Zak for conversions?

NZ match
SPOTY
December Floods
He's just had a baby

I'd say swap Garbutt > Galloway and Delaney > Singleton and a final battle between Delaney and Keinhorst, especially after his performance last week.