Yep Wigan did what they needed to win.

Looking like 4th is our best possible finish, but that relies on us winning 2 out of 3 games and Leigh losing theirs. If we somehow won all three remaining fixtures and ended up finishing fourth, that wouldn't be so bad after last season. I mean, given the drop between May-August I'd say to finish 4th or 5th is to have gotten away with murder!

Leigh have got Wigan, Wakefield and Saints left, I’d say we would need to win our last 3 to go 4th

Ah yes, just doing the maths now. Well, it's not beyond the realms of possibility but it means beating 'that lot' which we haven't managed this year. However, assuming Leigh only manage to beat Wakey out of those three games, and if we manage to bag a healthy points haul against Salford and Hudds AND a win against the mouth breathers then we'd snatch fourth on points difference?

Let's not get carried away, we've won two but are more than capable of going back to our old May-August ways.

Maybe it`s best if we qualify for the Top 6 play-off that we don`t get a home game, given the way we performed in our last 3 home games in that competition.......

I'd prefer an away tie - which is good as that's what we're going to get at best. Really hope it's Saints away.

Hull kr will more than likely win all their 3 games so its looking like 6th place. Wigan, saints or catalans(please no!!!)away.

I'd agree with your Hull KR assessment, we've got to hope that Wakefield still have something to play for in their last game

There’s no point getting to a grand final if we aren’t going to win it, and to win it we need to be beating any of the top 4 teams away from home. So it doesn’t really matter where we finish. I honestly think it would be better for us to finish 6th and take the hardest route, with less expectation and pressure on us. We’ve got more than enough quality in the squad, and if the players just go out there to do the basics well and enjoy themselves the rest will look after itself.

Winning the big one this year isn’t as far fetched as it may sound. Stranger things have happened, such as a newly promoted team beating the champions in a cup semi and winning the final at Wembley.

'Please no'? We've beaten Catalans away twice this year, when did we last win at the Piedome or The VapeStation?

Attitude is the order of the day. I'm sure we are more than capable of beating any of our local rivals.
Attention to basics & not panicking will do the rest.