Do season ticket holders get into the first home game for free? Or did I dream that?

Better than that my friend, season ticket holders get into all 4 games using your card.

That's good news.


Thank you for that.

Definitely the business end of the season now, Widnes with the artificial turf is a big ask so much rather play them at home

We've beaten them on that surface before.

Think Wakefield and Salford look most vulnerable from SL. Widnes are decent and HKR have proved they're good enough to beat us.

Kevin Locke apparently crocked for the season according to reports due to a torn pectoral. Bit of a blow for them, just pray we can get our key men fit and stay relatively injury free for the next 8 or so matches.

Huge blow for Wakey. They've rallied a little since Smith came in and were looking a slightly better side. He's a dangerous player and hasn't been there long so it's a big loss for them.

So the Middle 8s are virtually confirmed, and the fixtures are



I have done a quick prediction of each likely result, and the way it looks to me, Leigh are a banker to finish 3rd, and we are a banker to be in the playoff game against Salford.

I was surprised at how clear cut an end game my predictions produced, as I thought it would be much closer. Maybe some of you lot could try the same, and see how it ends up looking for you?

I think HKR and Widnes will be fairly comfortable in the top 2, Fax and Sheffield likely to be in the bottom 2.

I don't see much between us, Leigh, Wakey and Salford. With a fit squad we might finish 3rd but I could also see us in 6th

According to the T&A, noises coming out of Castleford, suggest we've sighed Clare their winger [on DR who has been out on loan elsewhere.

Strangely, before the game, we were [only half joking, that the three players Steve Ferres mentioned at the forum would be three props or three wingers..

How much have Wakey really improved? If we look at the games Smith has been in charge, away to Catalans, they put in a decent shift, but Catalans have been poor this season and you usually get an upturn in performances when a new coach comes in anyway (Look at last year with Webster)

Then Hull at home, Wakey had the weekend off. Hull had both HB's missing. Then Hull away. Hull's third game in a week, but still managed to beat them. They lost comfortably to Warrington, and have been hammered by Cas. Wakey fans can probably answer better than me. Still think they're the most vulnerable, along with Salford.

Problem Wakey have is they seem to have had a big turnover in players the last few week and mainly on short term deals. Ok some are better quality than the ones that left, but will their hearts really be in it to try and do everything possible to save Wakefield?

Look at a lot of our players, Gaskell, Sidlow, O'brien, you can tell they really care about the club, have a great rapport with fans and really want Bradford get promoted.

Can the same be said for Jordan Tansey, Ian Kirke, Craig Hall? Do they have the character to keep Wakey up?

I have a theory that Wakefield and Salford are more than vulnerable in these play offs....

Both clubs have turmoil off the field and I think both will be at psychological low.

Certainly at Salford where Brian Mac's comment about things he has heard "internally" spoke volumes for me.

I must be very difficult for the players there to focus on the job in hand?

Wakefield - I am hoping Brian Smith has lost his touch and their squad remain in the "losing habit"

Hull KR are far too good for any team in the playoffs.

Widnes - as above but less consistent - Leigh may well turn them over.

I have a hope we can make it back up to SL - but not a prediction