Wire
Saints
Wigan
Salford
Leigh
Widnes
Hull
Cas
Catalan
Leeds
Wakefield
giants
Alternatively it could be

Wire
Saints
Wigan
Hull
Cas
Leeds
Catalan
Salford
Leigh
Wakefield
Widnes
Giants

I hope you're right with your first selected predictions.

When I scrolled down I was wondering if there were going to be an endless list of permutations. I thought it was Carol Vordamen posting. Why did you stop at 2??

SL is generally predictable that's why I asked the question.
Your answer seems to point the way to why it is.

Oh my days

I really fancy Cas to have a big year and either make a final or be in the top 2 in the lls battle. Genuinely think it's the best squad we've had in my time as a fan with easily the best coaching staff we've had in that time too. Our injury list was chronic last year and we still had a reasonable year.


I know everyone is bound to have positive thoughts about their sides season ahead though. Pound for pound the side is much better then the 2014 side.

Also, wakefield will not finish last, 8th again or 9th.

Warrington
Wigan
St. Helens
Castleford
Hull FC
Leeds
Catalans
Salford
Huddersfield
Widnes
Wakefield
Leigh

Cup - Warrington
Grand final - Wigan
Man of Steel - George Williams

I was referring to the bit about injuries/disruptions etc, I assume it was tongue in cheek?

Huddersfield didn't have an injury crisis in the same way that Leeds/Wigan/Cas/Wakefield had where they had 10/11 starting players missing for multiple games. The coach leaving was a decision by the club which means that disruption could be minimised through forward planning... What else happened to cause disruption?

apparently there are 479001600 combinations in a 12 team league. good luck
1. warrington
2. wigan
3. hull fc
4. saints
5. leeds
6. cas
7. catalan
8. hudds
9. widnes
10. leigh
11. wakey
12. salford

I know the season didn't get off to the best of starts with the Ferres saga and a few injuries in the first few weeks, then obviously there was Luke Robinson's retirement. But you had it easy with injuries compared to a lot of teams, and it can't really be used as an excuse for finishing where you did. Cas, as an example, were riddled with injuries all year, but remained competitive throughout. Paul Anderson leaving was because of your poor form, not a contributor to it.

If I'm wrong though tell me why, rather than the cryptic messages.

SL 2017

Wigan/Wire
Wire/Wigan
Hull
Cas
Saints
Leeds
Salford
Wakefield
Leigh
Giants
Catalan
Widnes

Championship

K.R
London
Batley
Toulouse

(Bradford would have been in the 4 pre administration)

SL

1. Wigan
2. Warrington
3. St Helens
4. Cas/Hull
5. Hull/Cas
6. Leeds
7. Catalans
8. Wakefield
9. Leigh
10. Salford
11. Huddersfield
12. Widnes

Championship

1. Hull KR
2. London
3. Featherstone
4. Batley

1 Wigan just know how to win when it matters
2 Hull FC getting there, just need to be a bit more consistent
3 Warrington decent side with good depth in the squad
4 St. Helens still seem to be up there with an average squad but have added some decent forwards
5 Castleford great coach with a decent squad but will find it hard to replace Solomona if he goes
6 Leeds cant possibly be as poor as last season but the belief has gone from their mentality
7 Widnes If we can rediscover our home form then we will be ok with a settled squad.
8 Catalans Never easy to predict where they will finish Home form dictates their final position
9 Huddersfield If Brough can stay fit and produce his 4 nations form then they will be better than last year.
10 Wakefield Kear will have them motivated but a small squad will catch them out in the end
11 Salford Seen nothing to suggest anything other than another struggle with Koucash no longer throwing money at them.
12 Leigh Will start well but the grind of S/L will eventually tell. Valiant effort but will be a step too far this comin season.

CH
Hull KR
Toulouse
London
Halifax

Challenge Cup Wigan
Grand Final St. Helens

No team Promoted/Relegated