Apart from the obvious of scoring tries what do we need to do to beat Hull as I for 1 have been very impressed with them this season esp their big pack of forwards who could steamroll us if we're not on the ball?Thoughts

agreed , about their forwards , Scott Taylor has been immense , really rate Danny Houghton at hooker too. Think wire have the better half backs , but will they get enough time?.

Lock them out the stadium.

Let them win in exchange for a promise to let us win if we meet in the play offs (either semi or final).

So DM take it you'd rather win the GF than the CC?Wembley for me any day of the week.

If we win the CC it will be a successful season but I'm sorry the only prize I'm interested in is the GF

Stop Danny Houghton from dictating play from dummy half and we have a better than even chance of gaining the spoils. Let him dictate play and it could be a long afternoon.

To do that you have to stop the forwards and the outside backs playing the ball fast and he plays on the back of that, Wigan tried it with help from Thaler and it nearly worked. I think has the makings of great game, two good sides with very good players, some great battles, I think the backs about on par, we edge the forwards,and you the

I and most Hull fans would rather win the cup than the GF, mainly down to history.

Hopefully a good day out for everyone.

We have to keep Gidley & Sandow fit for the final. Gidley was not fully fit on Saturday.

Not saying he deserves a spot as he as not had a game really but would Dodds be fit for the final, and would we play him.

Wouldn't be too surprised if Gidley has a week off against Castleford.

I was thinking about the possible team we'll put out at Wembley and I can't see it differing much from yesterday's 17. Perhaps a swap between Penny or Lineham and Toby King is the only change I can foresee, barring injuries of course. Don't think Dodds will be fit in time.

That's because you've somehow never won at Wembley and want to put that right. Completely understandable. Any Wires fan who says they would rather win a trophy that we've already won three times in recent memory, and will have to win four games - only one of which will be against another top four SL team - to win, than win the trophy that you earn the right to contest over a 30 game season followed by two high intensity games against other top four sides to secure a title the club hasn't had for over six decades is either lying or just really weird.

I said in 2012 that us and Leeds won the wrong finals (remember their Golden Generation had won five Grand Finals before that but not won the Challenge Cup) and the scenario is true now. If us and Hull end up contesting both finals (I realise Wigan, Saints and possibly Catalans will have a lot to say about that), and win one each as us and Leeds did four years ago, then Hull winning at Wembley and us winning at Old Trafford would be the right way for all concerned.

Well I ain't lying so I must be weird then.Been OT twice + even if we'd have won 1 of them I wouldn't have changed my opinion.Doesn't even come close compared to Wembley but hey ho that's just my opinion.

Hull will slow down your ruck speed and then batter you up the middle, leaving Sneyd to turn you around constantly and add to your fatigue. Your PTB speed was the key to your win yesterday.

And Wakefields paper-defence, o'course. See you at Wembley!