It is, for Ladbrokes, as it succeeds in tempting mug punters like Billy Rhino to permanently part with money.

Id go for Bradford with the most uninspiring coach in superleague.

Two of those could well end up in the top 6.

No disrespect but I think widnes, London and Salford bottom 3. Widnes with the spoon.

Knowing the fickle nature of RL fans and these forums in particular then if we (Wakey) lose Sunday we will faves again.

Hapless Widnes were guaranteed the wooden spoon the split second their application for Super League was accepted.

And for all three of their seasons in SL too.

I can't believe the utter garbage their deluded fans have been spouting about 'getting a play-off place' etc when anything but bottom of the table should see them arranging an open top bus parade around their town.

Their squad is an embarrassment and possibly the worst ever seen in Super League.

Want a bet they'll get more points than Halifax did in 2003?

If they play like they did for 50 minutes against saints I may well be wrong!!!!

We may have three of Wakefield's poorer players, but two look excellent prospects and the third is the coaches son. The two prospects are the sort of project players you should have kept hold of, for the long term benefit of your club. Gledhill and Howarth are definitely Wakefield's loss. The team has changed a great deal since last season, including the loss of Cashmere, but once the team settles in we'll push for the play offs.

I've said it more than once, and I'll say it again, "McRae did huge amounts of damage to the club, and it's going to take time to undo McRae's damage". His own fragile confidence rubbed off on the team, and then Parish didn't help matters, but as the season goes on it will build.