i genuinely hope that I'm off the mark here as I'm usually in the optimistic camp and it pains me to say it, but as it stands I think the best we can muster is a dogfight for the last play off spot before narrowly missing out.

Based on recent history, the stats indicate ...

We have an even chance of getting to Wembley and then an even chance of winning the CC
We will most likely make the playoffs.
We have a 1/4 chance of making the final which we will lose.

Nurse.....nurse.....hes out of bed again

History shows us 345 in top 5 is not 1/4.
It's zero

Dont understand.

It means I don't agree with your stats and odds again.

I like thinking about things probabilistically like this.

At this point, my totally subjective - not based on any statistical modelling information or projections - guesstimate would be:

Making Wembley: 20%
Winning the CC: 10%
Winning the League Leaders' Shield: 10%
Making the playoffs: 55%
Making the Grand Final: 10%
Winning the Grand Final: 5%

That would give us a 1 in 200 chance of winning the double and 1 in 2000 chance of the treble, assuming the events are independent. In practice the odds of making/winning the Grand Final would go up if we won the LLS and might go down if we won the CC, but I haven't factored that in.

Can easily see us finishing 7th or 8th unless Price comes up with better tactics.
He seemed totally lost in the 2nd half of last season except for in the cup.
And he tried to play the cup tactics in the league after the CC win. It failed

Our squad is full of top performers but Price isn't getting anywhere near the best out of them and I've seen absolutely nothing to show he knows how to.

I hope I'm wrong but for the 1st time since Lowe's was the coach I can't say I'm looking forward to the season.

I'm going 5th this year, open the campaign with 2 losses. Price gone by Easter. Saints Wigan Leeds Hull Wire Huddersfield to drop. Interesting article over on the RFL site regarding 2020 final table https://www.superleague.co.uk/article/1 ... e-will-end

I'm going 5th this year, open the campaign with 2 losses. Price gone by Easter. Saints Wigan Leeds Hull Wire Huddersfield to drop. Interesting article over on the RFL site regarding 2020 final table https://www.superleague.co.uk/article/1 ... e-will-end

That's fair enough but I don't think your utterance was an English sentence.

"History shows us 345 in top 5 is not 1/4.
It's zero"

Let’s be blunt, for 2/3rds of the season we played like a team that had been introduced to each other half an hour before kick off. The most important question is, has SP learned his lesson?

What lesson though? He was of the opinion it was a successful season. It was KP who had do disavow that opinion.

I'm not expecting Price to have a volte-face and deliver the equivalent of the Harlem Globetrotters next season.

It depends on what the objectives of the club are. If Price is instructed to win, obtain a successful win:loss ratio and reach the major finals, his approach is unlikely to change.

However, if KF wants to push this ‘brand’ he may suggest a more attractive style accepting that comes at an occasional slip up.