I suppose it will depend on what injuries if any the team has at that time.

This is the best squad Leeds have had since the inception of SL. The only side I can see getting anywhere near them is Warrington - Smith love him or hate him is a high quality coach with a strong squad.

As at the other major sporting club in the city the coaches have all the tools at their disposal to deliver big style

My prediction - the team will go through the season unbeaten

That's some prediction David.

FWIW I think we will lose less than last season, but unbeaten, that would be some achievement, however strong the squad.

no way will we go ubeaten,not a hope in hell. i expect to lose less than last year though

I can honestly see us losing just as many but still winning the GF.

I think the difference is, we wont throw away results like a a couple we lost last year, inparticular easter against the Bulls and Salford. Can't see us losing that sort of game this time around.

Unbeaten is a very unlikely outcome as the competition is growing closer every year, all it takes is leeds to have an off day and the opposition to have the bounce of the ball!

i predict 6-8 losses but win the league comfortably

Agree. We wont go horrendously flat like we did last season when we lost Bulls, Quins and Salford.

I expect us to get piped by a couple of points against teams like Warrington, Saints and Wigan. Not because they are better sides, just because no team can stay consistent enough to go unbeaten thoughout the season. I expect us to lose 2 games but go on to win the treble. (No WCC)

For me this is a great squad that has had superb pre-season if Sinny comments are correct - no reason to not take on board - they have won the comp. for the past 3 years - something that is very unlikely to be matched anytime soon what is left to achieve? - the holy grail and they have the squad to do it - they only lost two games under Smith in 2004 - to not lose any is not beyond the realms of possibility

Leeds have never in their history won a Championship and Challenge Cup in the same season let alone gone through a season unbeaten.

Small steps Ellie.

They will achieve this if they go unbeaten - highly possible in my view

Highly unlikely in mine as the previous 115 years at Headingley have shown.

There will be injuries and flat performances somewhere along the line over the next nine months no matter how strong the squad appear on paper just now.

I agree that the elusive 'double' is a possibility if Leeds can target their resources and stay lucky in the draw.

Absolutely - it's not like Leeds were head and shoulders ahead of everyone else last season and while the 2010 squad may be stronger than its 2009 counterpart there are still going to be games where individuals don't perform, bounces of the ball or decisions go against them etc.

Highly unlikely in my view.

Sorry David but somebody had to do it.