1. Warrington
2. Saints
3. Leeds
4. Catlan
5. Hull FC
6. Wigan
7. London
8.Bradford
9. Wakefield
10.Hull KR
11. Huddersfield
12. Widnes
13. Salford
14. Castleford

1. Saints
2. Wire
3. Leeds
4. Catalans
5. Huddersfield
6. Hull
7. Hull KR
8. Wigan
9. Castleford
10. Bradford
11. London
12. Wakefield
13. Salford
14. Widnes

St Helens
Leeds
Wigan
Warrington
Catalans
Hull
Huddersfield
Hull KR

Castleford
Bradford
London Broncos
Wakefield
Salford
Widnes

I actually when trying to do this realised that in my head there's serious doubts about any of the top four for different reasons like Leeds not really having a hooker and relying on McShane, Wane being a potential disaster and not really replacing Tomkins & Hoffman. Saints losing Graham I fear could rely too much on Roby but I think they'll go well and we're ageing whilst we've lost King and need Waterhouse to be a sound replacement for Anderson.

I actually think Catalans are the ones who could really have a serious go at winning SL this year, I almost put them top of my table but with all the travel that they have to do, it's a bloody big ask.

Never write off a loiner/rhino

Wigan have also lost Coley. Whilst he was big and daft, he did hard yards for them.

1. St helens.
2. Warrington.
3. Wigan.
4. Leeds.
5. Catalan.
6. Huddersfield.
7. Bradford.
8. Hull.

9. Castleford.
10. London.
11. Hull Kr.
12. Widnes.
13. Salford.
14. Wakefield.

I reckon-

1. Warrington (by 4 points)
2. St Helens
3. Wigan
4. Leeds
5. Catalan
6. Huddersfield
7. Hull FC
8. Castleford
9. Bradford
10. Hull KR
11. Salford
12. Wakefield
13. Widnes
14. London

Think most people are being very kind to Huddersfield. Every season we hear about this being their "breakthrough" year and yet again they don't deliver. Now that opposing teams have the measure of Nathan Brown's tactics they'll have another similar year to the last, and the one before that, and the one before that, and...

1. St Helens
2. Warrington
3. Wigan
4. Leeds
5. Catalan
6. Huddersfield
7. Hull FC
8. Castleford
9. Salford
10. London
11. Hull KR
12. Bradford
13. Wakefield
14. Widnes

Warrington
Leeds
Wigan
St Helens
Huddersfield
Catalans
Hull
Hull KR
Bradford
Castleford
London Broncos
Salford
Wakefield
Widnes

Very difficult to predict, Leeds have probably the best continuity along with us. Saints might suffer from the stadium move initially as it will feel like a neutral venue and Graham is a BIG loss. Wigan have got new coaching staff and have lost some good performers. The only real certainty is the bottom three but not necessarily in that order.

Widnes will finish higher than most people on here think - mark my words....

Watch them for 10 th spot if not higher.

1. Warrington
2. Wigan
3. St Helens
4. Catalans
5. Leeds
6. Huddersfield
7. Hull FC
8. London
9. Bradford
10. Hull KR
11. Wakefield
12. Castleford
13. Salford
14. Widnes

It will be very interesting to see how the Wolves squad as a whole re-groups after last seasons sensational weekly super league displays, despite then ending up without winning any major trophies come play off time?
This squad needs to pull together even more and continue with its philosophy of fast entertaining RL, they clearly have the best sl coach at the helm in Tony Smith and the playing squad to eventually deliver the holy grail of the super league grand final winners trophy

It will be very interesting to see if there are any major personnel changes within your squad for 2012 though

As it must clearly have a disruptive element to it?

This year I expect Saints to be quite a lot stronger - if only for the reason that they can't have as many injuries as last year. Also Gaskell etc have that extra years experience.

Arguably we have a stronger overall squad because the fringe players have that much more experience, but we will sure miss the KING factor.
Now if we had then plus King I'd be confident of doing better tha last year.