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.

huddersfield comfortably the worst of the 3 currently so likely to go down if the MPG is between 2 SL clubs. I'd prefer hull kr to go down of course

There will be major ramifications if a SL club goes down and whilst nobody seems to like Koucash very much, without his cash, Salford are a basket case and would probably go under, which nobody wants to see.
Huddersfield would be ok in terms of surviving as a club and would be the SL club best place to come back to SL.
KR could be similar to Bradford, in that they would be favourites to come back up and if we are realistic then, there would only be Bradford and any relegated club that have a sensible chance to gain promotion next season.

Just on a side note.
With Batley winning today, the second spot in the MPG could be anyone and as an outside bet and with Kear motivating them, what chance of Batley getting into and then winning the MPG ?

There is not a cat in hells chance Batley will make the mpg. Think it will be Hull KR and Salford (not sure where though...)

It's the attitude of people who think rugby league doesn't exist outside Super League that is a big problem. They wouldn't be lost to the sport mate, just relegated to the division below.

Just to corroberate your argument, you're a pr1ck.

Regards

SaleSlim

It'll come down to points difference.

I didn't mean they would be lost entirely, but when a club is relegated there is a loss associated with that club. The clubs who can best stand this loss or where the loss isn't as great would probably be better going down than those where the loss is greater.

It would seem to me that if Koukash stays at Salford, they and Huddersfield wouldn't "lose" as much as Hull KR by going down.