I really can't be bothered reading this train crash of a derailed thread, but back on topic.....

I reckon Saints will still be top 4, Wigan will make a resurgeance with Hastings and Warry will be in the mix somewhere.

I don't think Leeds have done enough to get out of the bottom 6.
Huddersfield still look a bit out of sorts.
Salford will badly miss Hastings, might end up in the bottom half but should be OK.
Hull might have done enough to improve on last season.
Wakey and Cas in the middle somewhere.
Hopefully Rovers under Smith will get us more in the middle of the pack.
Toronto WILL struggle but should have more about them than London.
Catalans have a real concentration issue. It wouldn't suprise me to see them struggle next year.

Have a nosey on the Pies Forum and there seems to be a bit of concern about whether Hastings will be seen in a Wigan shirt. Would be a massive blow to their top 4 hopes if he doesn't IMO.

Personally think KR will really struggle this year as will Catalans. Their home form tailed off markedly last season and we know how flaky they are on their travels.

Top - Saints

2nd/3rd - Wire/Hull

Middle 5 - Cas, Wakey, Salford, Leeds, Wigan (no particular order)

Bottom 4 - Hudds, KR, Toronto, Catalans (no particular order)

You posted catalans and toronto in the top 4 with no comments as to why you think they will be there.
Toronto, who IIRC you had 3rd have made 1 SLquality signing and yet you think a team that struggled past Fev in the play off game will finish ahead of FC, Castleford et al....... Your op was a poor trolling attempt, with your usual unfounded pro expansion blurb and your faux saints supporter cap on.
London Broncos were relegated with the highest points total for the downed side in SL history..... I suspect all that will save toronto is either one of the other clubs imploding or a salary cap breach... Or both


Catalans have maloney but he was average in 2019, so he needs to step up in 2020.....something few if any imports do when they arrive in pensiontown.

Maloney was so average in 2019 that he was picked to play State of Origin for New South Wales, and played an important role in the Blues 2-1 victory. James Maloney has the nickname "Jimmy wins." There is a reason for that. Playing alongside Joshua Drinkwater, who helped Catalans to win the 2018 Challenge Cup (and therefore should never have been let go), James Maloney should take Catalans to another level and therefore enable the team to be active in the playoffs.

Wigan
Toronto
Hull FC
Catalan
Wire
Saints
Leeds
Huddersfield
Salford
Hull KR
Wakefield
Cas

Did you put the names in a tumble drier to come up with that prediction?

OOOPS....Wrong log in again Bazza