Now lets not be deluded, this is a massive game for a number of reasons. Hull KR will give us a game for sure as they rested some of their better players v Toulouse.

We need to get the season back on track and we can do this by getting into the winning habit again. Lets not fool ourselves, we are heading for the middle 8s whether we like it or not so we need to send a marker out to HKR and the rest of the Championship.

Sport is all about confidence, and again (even though we were poor again on Monday) we must take a positive out of the Hull game as we did not get pummelled. In fact, considering we are half way through the season, our points for / against is commendable.

Highams injury should not hinder us, but we need to play HKR AS the SL side and absolutely kill them round the ruck area. Speed and intensity will eventually kill off any Championship side.

Hood and Pellissier will be just fine should our pack get a roll on.

Weston, Stewart and Hansen will need to do more as our senior talisman because all 3 have been very very quiet of late.

Its over to you boys. we cannot afford to run out second stringers. A good solid start that we normally rely on has not been there for a number of weeks, nor has the hostilities of Leigh playing at the LSV.

There will be a lot of eyes looking at the result come Saturday. Alot of noise could be taken away in one good 80 minute performance.

Leigh by 20.

Think it will be a lot closer than that my friend

The Ref (Childs) will see to that

+10 points hull kr on most coupons , what is your likely team for Saturday with all your injuries?

We have no idea what the team will be, or if we will have 17 to pick from.

I predict a comfortable win for Leigh. We may compete for part of the game but we are not good enough i'm afraid to get the win.

Is it really that bad? What's your injury list to date?

If truth be told although itd be nice to pick up a win here, I'd sooner play Leigh at an almost full strength 17 to give a yardstick of where Hkr are at. Still think there's shortcomings in our side (Halves and forwards) in particular. A win against a weak Leigh outfit might paper over it.

I am having that.

Take it from me, Leigh are absolutely shot to pieces on the injury front.

While accepting that you have some injuries according to some of your recent posts, you are not the only ones. For the past few games with the odd exception, we(HKR) have had both first choice centres, first choice winger, hooker, full back, both second rowers and props missing.
Against Fev we lost two more to medium/long term injuries, and against Toulouse we played a lot of kids because we had to.
Hopefully we will have some first choices back and give you a game, but this could go either way and will at least give us a pointer to where we stand for later on.
Re.Childs, we have suffered big time at his hands, same as Hicks and Thaler, so we do not expect any favours from him.
Be interesting to see what happens, but this game is not our priority.

Ditto, we would concede if we could if just to rest up and patch up a few more bodies for St.Helens next week.

I think we are at at least 8 injured + 1 suspended + 1 out on loan from a squad of 28. Harold get them boots out

Just seen your 19 man squad.
Still decent.

I don't think this game is Leigh's either? As an indicator for you, a win could prove your undoing just has it did to Leigh 2015! We made the headlines beating Salford at home and winning at Wakefield too! however, by the quarter final at Warrington it was beginning to tell on us! When the middle 8s came around we were 'spent' injuries to key players saw both Salford and Wakefield gain retribution for their earlier 'embarrassing' defeats. You may recall your victory at the LSV? we were winning comfortably at HT only to eventually implode and, lose!
We will put a team out and I'm sure we will be looking to win

sorry pal but weve got more missing than you , think you've all been talking ballacks

Naming a 19 man squad on paper is one thing, actually playing on one leg, one knee, one hamstring etc is another.