What's impressive about Saints is their consistency. Even their weaker performances have actually been pretty good performances by other teams standards. But I don't think their A game is that far ahead of everyone elses A game. If we play our best rugby when we meet them I think we can turn them over, and I think Warrington and perhaps even Catalans and Cas will feel the same way. Hull blow hot and cold, and the way we have downed tools at times really isn't acceptable for a professional team. But ultimately those blow outs won't mean anything if we make the top 3. In the playoffs its all about who performs on the day.

London showing this is likely to go right to the end of the season.

Is relegation a threat yet?

Amazing season from them. They are certainly not going to go away. Could be 20 points for safety at this rate.

They were written off as absolute no-hopers this season, we were told that London wouldnt win a game, hadnt spent any money on players of quality etc etc, what they have got is an amazing battle hardened squad and mentality and basically are playing with absolute freedom, they were expected to go down and expected to be easy beats and they are anything but.

Although they lost kr had a good win last week and are strengthening with a new coach. Assuming we lose at sts we really need to start picking up wins or panic may set in.

London and HKR both played pretty well, good game.
I am very nervous about this run-in.
Honestly I think the Wigan result at home was a terrible result.

Both games against Wigan have been there for the taking, we’ve managed to completely muck both up.

We’ve imploded, theyve ground them out.

Imo the appointment of Smith to HKR is a masterstroke by them. I am pretty certain he will find a way to get the wins to keep them up and the run London are on has everyone scurrying. We have to really switch on now and make sure we grind out these winable home games.

Some interesting thoughts over in the Hull newspaper regarding the run in of fixtures from Salford in 6th down to Hull KR in 12th Plenty of tough games remaining for all of the sides and you wonder where the win's will come from Wakefield's run in looks very tough but they have a 4 point advantage over us at present https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ed-2992907

Some interesting thoughts over in the Hull newspaper regarding the run in of fixtures from Salford in 6th down to Hull KR in 12th Plenty of tough games remaining for all of the sides and you wonder where the win's will come from Wakefield's run in looks very tough but they have a 4 point advantage over us at present https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ed-2992907

We are about a year on now from Sinfields appointment and looking at it, we are in worse shape now then when he came, which is pretty damming.

We were poor last season under McD but I always felt we would survive the qualifiers, I just didn't see how we were going to improve.

Now I am very concerned about relegation, we have a stand in coach and a team that despite adding two marquee players really is no better.

What has Sinny actually brought to the club? What decisions has he got right? I like hurrell and Merrin but it's clear we needed to spend on at least one top in. He made ferres captain (what the actual cluck). He got his number 1 coach then 14 games in have heatherington the ultimatum. We have a bunch of players contracted for next season who aren't up to it yet we will have to pay them off.

I know he has made some tough call like with Watkins and I don't doubt that Sinny has the balls for the job, I just don't know if he has everything else.

We reacted quickly to get rid of Furner but not the team itself. Took an age to get Ava and management seemed to think that was all that was needed. Not quite sure how they missed the halfback issue or other glaring problems.