i think you will find that i mentioned that in OP and said i will take what is on the table at the moment and be happy with it. You can never predict a result so whats the point in trying, all we can go off is the black and white that is there here and now.

what is here and now is, we are top of the table with a massively superior points difference. that makes me happy.

also even if we were second to wigan on points i would still be happy knowing that if we beat them at home we would go back top providing everything else is still the same at that point in the season.

and the week after you will lose to Catalan or some other low table side and Wigan are back on top again.

Richard Keyes doing the commentary

Now. We'd be devastated.

Dont be so stupid,

There are no easy games in super league...

If we can finish top and have another good run in the challenge cup then it will give us a realistic chance of doing the double due to getting a week off for finishing top, we blew out badly last year in the play offs and i'd say that fatigue was a big factor in that especially when the heavens opened at Knowlsey Rd and the going got heavier under foot.

Wasn't saying that @ 10pm on Friday mate

crusaders
quins
bradford
they were easy enough wins

The good thing for us is that we have to play Wigan, Saints and the Giants all at the HJ.
Whilst not one of those games will be in any way easy, we are able to pick points up and maintain our league position.
The only club in the top five that we have to play away is the Rhinos, who we play in two weeks.

Not sure being at the HJ is that much of an advantage. By plenty of accounts, three of the least impressive Warrington performances this season have been at home (Catalans, Hull and Hull KR).

But we have had other impressive performances at home against Quins, Leeds & Cas.