Some people are saying we only need to win 1 or 2 more games to feel safe, for me I'd be more comfortable with 3. Of the fixtures remaining I think the most winnable are Huddersfield, Leeds and Saints.

I'm really starting to feel the pressure again and I hope the team are too. Sunday is a massive game for us. I'm not overly confident as I think Huddersfield are still a tough team to beat and have been losing narrowly this season.

Maybe it is a pride thing for me but I want us to finish before the split with at least an 8 point advantage over Salford, then at least no one can say we qualified for the 8s just because Salford had points deducted.

You remind me of S P at the height of hie negativity heading towards the million pound game!!!
Or maybe you are him!!

To a point Wildshot, I agree with you.

However, at the end of the day, the good doctor has come in with his blank cheque book, and because he is bigger that everyone else, thinks he can get away with it. With this in mind, although the points deduction I believe relates to 2015, who's to say he hasn't exceeded the cap again in 2016, and if it weren't for some of the bigger name players, they may not of won the amount of games they have so far in 2016. Without being disrespectful, prior to him coming, Salford were pretty much bottom 4 every year.

At the end of the day, we are where we are on merit, and we still aren't spending the full cap. Also, worth reminding people, wasn't our salary cap operated at something like 1.2 million in 2014, and not much higher in 2015. We are still in Super League, and now stand a good chance of finishing in the top 8.

All things considered, points deduction or not, who deserves the play off spot?

Just happy we are competing for the 8s

Up the Trin

Saw a bloke in Wakey this morning wearing the full Whinos tracksuit, not often we've seen that this season, have they won a game or something

Probably picked it up at Help the Aged or out of a bin.
Was he carrying a half empty bottle of cider ?

There was a brown paper bag in one hand