Bloody hope not I can not stand it any more the last 4 or 5 yrs have been terrible and I have been watching them for over 55 years I have seen the bad and the good but this seems to go on forever

Huddersfield will definitely lose their next 2 fixtures and maybe it would be worth London and KR settling for a draw


Mind you, expecting Catalan to do a job against Huddersfield on the last day might be a mistake. They could win by 30 or lose by 50 and right now, even an out of sorts Huddersfield will fancy beating them, although, assuming that they get battered in their next 2 fixtures, the may still struggle.

london still faves to be relegated with the bookies... just about! 11/8

giants 9/4
kr 5/2
wildcats 8/1

Those odds mean very little, relegation will be settled on the pitch and not at Ladbrokes (other bookmakers are available)

Yes, those odds are just the opinion of someone else, means very little really as so much can still happen down to pressure etc...

I contacted Betfred yesterday morning to enquire about this market...the bookies who sponsor the competition and they told me there’s only 3 rounds left and 5 teams who can still mathematically go down so they’re not offering any odds...strange move I thought?

It’s worth remembering for any team that the year Wakey looked certainties to go down before John Kear took over they were as short as 1/12 to go down yet survived!

Still all to play for...

If the rumours are rife, then perhaps be so kind to provide a link (or several)? I've always been an advocate of promotion/relegation being sorted out on the pitch, and if TWP do win the final playoff game then they deserve a place in SL. If there are insurmountable issues regarding them taking a place (which I doubt!), then it probably signals an abrupt end for the North American/Canadian experiment. Tbh, with the money they can throw around, TWP aren't good for the Championship, and it will be a better competition (imo) without them.

Glad to see Trinity are no longer in danger, don't know who the Wildcats are though

is daddy cool the mascot not a wildcat?

Sorry to dissapoint you but it's a man dressed up.

That mascot suit is not old enough to be decommissioned.


If Brian Potter could have be trusted, we would have updated the Wildcats Tunnel.

He’s a mascot. HKR have a Robin as a mascot but they are called HKR. Some teams mascots match the clubs name some don’t, ours doesn’t it’s not rocket science.

Can someone please dig up the pre season prediction thread where I said Wakefield would finish in the bottom half and I was met with loads of abuse for it from the wildcats fans

Cheers

You could have let him down gently.

Sorry to disappoint you ruuBron108 but I've just had a look for you, and I'm afraid you were still posting as leBron James

Im still waiting for you to leave RLFANS forever. Your word clearly means nothing.

Hopefully Wakefield 'we are now an established top five club' Trinity will lose their remaining games and take the dreaded drop. They should've been relegated years ago when licencing was brought in. How they got one with that shambles of a 'ground' is anyones guess.

After yet another of your incisive posts I've come to the conclusion you are Bill Murray, & I claim my £5.

You forgot the "blaming the Ref" stuff b.t.w.

Wasn't it the last minute collapse of the crusaders that ultimately saved their bacon. Not that I'm looking to engage in Trinity bashing I hasten to add!

Know this for sure pumpety or was it just hearsay, I doubt Crusaders problems emerged at the last minute, you bulls fans should really let it go.

He's correct, is this yet another poster you intend to stalk and make snide comments towards because they post things you don't like? You're really sad at times.

I'm unsure why being a Bradford fan would be of relevance to the final round of Superleague franchising. What element of that franchising do I need to "let go"?

Anyway, it was a relatively widespread understanding at the time that Wakefield were to lose their superleague licence, but late in the day the Crusaders meltdown meant that they had a reprieve. If I'm mistaken about that then that's fine, I have no agenda against Wakefield.

My money a few weeks ago would have been on London to go down.

Hull kr though seem to be closer to the mix, which was a surprise a few weeks after their win over Leeds.

That was the script taken by fans of other clubs and the media line building up to the decision but was rumour and suggestion rather than fact. After the franchises were announced someone at the RFL (I forget whom) said in an interview that Wakefield's bid was not the weakest. The media and fans of other clubs tend to ignore this and like to peddle the line that Wakefield only survived due to Crusader's demise (which conveniently suits their agenda).

HTH.