Well, let's hope it's a master stroke by Mr Wane.
Do we get a refund on our season tickets for the second half of the season?

Well I am very much in the loss of form camp as I am sure you can tell and as I said credit to Wane for turning that around. A reason I am is I don't think both Smith and Greens performances, (for example which were sub standard and certainly contributed to losses), after they came back from injury were poor because they lacked motivation.

It may well be that Wane said after a loss its not the end of the world as we have points in the bag but equally I don't think his comments to the press after a loss expressing his frustrations were a con trick or spin. It's just not in his nature IMO.

That would be a deliberate tactic though. Do you honestly think the coach or players were pacing themselves from one week to the next based on the league tables? Fans do the over-analysis IMO and I don't think Wane or the players do in terms of how to approach games. I think Wane and the players just want to win. OK Wane won't risk players with niggly injuries given the competition structure but unless I am mistaken that isn't the contention.

I'm thinking about motivation rather than player selection...the difference between "right lads, go out and win this game" and "right lads, play as if your lives depend on this game and there's no tomorrow"...

We'll probably never know though, and I'm just happy with the outcome, whatever the cause!

Me to! Never expected it to be honest.

If we beat Wire in the final here is an interesting stat. We will have played and beaten all the sides who finished above us in the league.

All this talk of a plan makes me cringe. You don't plan to lose games. The best position to finish regardless of how much of a joke the play-offs are, is 1st. I was pleased we finished 4th as it gave us the best chance of getting to the GF but you couldn't have foreseen that Huddersfield would finish top when we started to play poorly.