London and Bulls will do down (or finish bottom 2)

After watching all 7 games though this weekend I'll repeat that I feel a bit sorry for the London players. They have shown more effort than many others in their 'doomed for relegation' situation.

I hope they get to enjoy at least one win.

I am hoping that London can beat Salford, Wakefield and Bradford at least, and perhaps two others, to give them a chance of avoiding relegation.

I'm not so optimistic, but I do think (hope ) they'll pick up at least one win, they've earned it.

Bradford and Salford.

Hope your right be great to see that money doesn't always talk . bye bye the doc please if there is. God !!!

Money always talks, but sometimes it just talks badly, as is the case with the dud signings at Salford.

Wigan and Leeds.

There wern't many brain cells used in that troll, half a season for two teams to get one win if your "lucky five" come off.

You need to differentiate between whether this thread is about like or likelihood.

I think London and Bradford are going down but I can't say I have a preference as long as it's not us. I'd have a wry smile at Wire going down but it wouldn't be the same without your local rivals.

absolutely no way london will stay up and it is very unlikely bradford will stay up, even if they get 2 points back their pd is particularly bad. the race for 8th should be more entertaining.

You are a duck head what about the derby's if rovers or hull went down it would not be the same

Bradford and London will go down. No doubt about that.

Even if Bradford were to get points back, which they shouldn't. They're a woeful excuse for a SL team. London may gain a win or two. But nowhere near enough.

London - Not much of a fan base... However much the RFL try, they can't get it to work down there. It's a long way to watch a game without much competitiveness. I have nothing against them though.

Bradford - I feel they need to start a fresh. Everybody... (RFL, fans, team owners, players) have done there best to keep them safe whereas other teams have had to tough it out, and they still buggered it up. A clean state is the best thing that will happen to them. Again I have nothing against them.

None,

London are in intensive care, relegation would be pulling the plug and stopping all treatment.
Salford would be an ambitious club suffering a large set back off the field which would then have a procession next year, likely winning every game which would be utterly pointless and counterproductive.

Bradford and Wakefield probably wouldn't survive and would go bust again.

All in all whoever is relegated will be utterly devastated as a club and unlikely to survive it or come out the other side in anything like a good position.

I would say the 2 most poorly supported teams should go, 2 clubs that bring the least amount of money into the competition.... London and Salford.