The sport has been trying to get a wigan and wire final in either competition for the past 4 years ! It's like it's just not meant to be

Very tricky.

If leeds can bounce back and halt saints momentum, then they will be very dangerous going into the final eliminator.

Warrington and wigan both had great wins in week one but teams have fallen victim to the week off in the past, and if leeds can get past saints, if a team does fall victim to it, it would possibly be who leeds face.

The final will be 2 of wigan warrington leeds. You might as well toss a coin for that one.

Warrington had the experience last year but saints have shown that going back the year after losing doesn't always mean you will put it right after the experience.

Leeds have won many grand finals in the past but each one is individual and just because they've turned it on in the past doesn't mean it's going to happen again. Saints were unbeaten in grand finals before leeds came along in 2007.

It's easy to look at wigan and say they've been holding back for the playoffs but i do feel they may have benefitted from hudds lack of experience, warrington or leeds would probably be a tougher prospect.

Hull for me just don't have the attacking prowess to go all the way. Their defence is very very good and it wouldn't suprise if they upset huddersfield on the back of that but they'll go no further than the final eliminators IMO.

Wigan.

I think that the spotlight will be on Leeds to repeat what they have done so well in the past but there is something about the team spirit at Wigan which makes me feel confident they will do it.

A Wigan / Souths WCC would be interesting.

Would those who voted for Hull like to change their minds?

Who ever voted for hull