I'm not usually a fan of weakened teams we've lost a few over the years like London last year and a couple of times at Widnes but a win with a strong team against Wakefield we could then rest a few players against saints and that really puts the pressure on them and as nidger says they've blown it before when that's happened

If we forget the other few times we did it yep.

Granted none were on the same level as that was, but neither will this be

Wakey have had to stand down 8 or 9 players due to two positive COVID tests because of the track and trace contacts.

The game might not go ahead. Would be good to give the players a few days extra rest.

Are the likes of Pearce-Paul ready to step up to get some minutes off of the bench?

Think it’ll go ahead. We will probably have only 3 players on the bench. Still, everyone has to do their bit to keep the game going.

Is it players currently named in there 21 man squad? Their squad looked good on paper.

Seems like a little bit of Karma for the time a virus ripped through our squad.

Some of them by all accounts but they’ve not said who. They’ve got Matty Ashurst back in from paternity leave/recovery from COVID to make up a 17. They have exactly 17 players left available.

Wow, classy.

What a stupid thing to say.

I don't think it was lacking in class, or was unfair. It was probably a written a little clunky.

Let's not beat around the bush here there's a big lack of sympathy from me. I don't have a short memory and I certainly remember the lack of sympathy thrown our way when we had that awful day. In fact I remember them revelling in the 60+ points they put on us.

Will I gloat like they did - probably not? But is it the definition of Karma and a lesson to all fans about celebrating such results? Most definitely.