Leigh are by no means "up" yet. They could still very easily slip into the MPG.

I think the side least valuable to SL is Salford. Therefore, I hope it's them.

Still time for London to cause a shock as well...

Ratchford and myler are so long ago now they don't really count as recent. It'd be like Leeds counting the likes of Watkins and Mcshane when listing recent academy graduates.

Also Myler started at Widnes didn't he? Played a couple of games for them before signing for Salford. I'll admit I totally forgot about Sneyd.

Well as a Hull fan, I'd quite enjoy seeing Hull KR lose the MPG, but the feeling would soon wear off. I'd miss the rivalry, and it would probably harm our finances since our biggest gate of the season will be gone. On the plus side it might see the joint academy idea get scrapped, but I'd rather they were still here than not. Even away from Hull, I think they bring more to the comp than the other two.

Of the three I think Salford would be the most vulnerable if they went down. I'm not sure how long they would survive. Whereas KR and Hudds have a little more stability, and would be capable of bouncing back. The last thing the sport needs is another club going under, so I hope Salford stay up.

So I guess that leaves Hudds. Nothing against them at all, I wouldn't enjoy seeing them relegated, but it's probably the lesser of three evils.

I'd get rid of Hull KR. Simply because the other two are easier away games to get to.

I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that being relegated damages that club. Do you?

If someone goes down id like it to be Salford, they are the least sustainable club, Koukash has already stated he is thinking about walking out, someone else may as well have their super league place.

huddersfield have suffered relegation in the past, the supporter were committed and we won promotion again.

whether ken davy decides to continue to bank roll the club is another thing all together, salford and hudds could disappear all together

and cudjoe..

Good point. But i do think if Leeds are confirmed safe by the last game, which should be the case, we may rest a few and the there is likely to also be an 'on the beach' attitude from a few of the players where for Leigh they would be pumped so it may be slightly easier for them than it may have been.

Although its not impossible, i would be shocked were Hudds to go down, I don't even think you will play the MPG. Salford look the team in big trouble for me, they look likely to be away in the MPG, a big ask.

Salford having 3 Championship teams to play will no doubt be fully aware they need 3 big wins to build a better PD than any potential opponent

As for Leigh , nobody taking anything for granted , just win the next game as it was 4 weeks ago

Got to be Salford. They bring nothing to superleauge that the likes of swinton, keighley or Oldham St Anne's arlfc couldn't bring bar a load of yobbish fans

Regards

King james

Hudds have won 3 in a row but against the three unfancied Championship teams. They haven't played SL opposition in a month (and when they did Salford strolled past them) and haven't won against SL opposition since the end of June. Not straightforward for them to jump back up the different level of playing the SL opposition & Leigh and strings the wins together.

yeah, i just think they have too much quality in their squad to get sucked in but of course its possible they still will. Big game against Leigh at the weekend, that will answer some questions to where Hudds are at right now.

Not unreasonable at all but, he's an idiot.