Not sure what you mean PT? It is hard to be positive when faced with the overwhelming evidence since the Widnes game and voicing an opinion about it is what these forums are for. I can assure you nothing would give me greater pleasure than us finding a performance and winning tomorrow, but I make no apologies for not joining Chris Chester’s blind faith that it will somehow just happen because he thinks we have a win in us

It could be between us and Huddersfield by the last weekend. Leeds, KR and London look to have further wins in them. Wakefield and Huddersfield not so much.

You've turned a blind eye all season. People have legitimate worries and grievances and this is where it has got us. We are on the verge of relegation. Make no mistake. And you have been happy to defend this tripe all season.

To be fair I'm not worrying any more I've accepted Championships RL next year and anything above this is a bonus. Ironic that we could be finally getting our act together off the field stadium wise and suddenly we lose our major income stream. Sods law I guess.

Yes, but Huddersfield still have an ace up their sleeve, Catalans at home.

Nope not at all happy, and I'm ok with the 'legitimate concerns' mentioned.
It's the "we're all doomed" posts that wind me up.
Some people don't post until there is bad news to revel in.

I'm genuinely worried but we are not done yet and I'm going to support right to the end. Blind or not.

Worst performance I've seen since, well, most of our games.

I think everyone will be supporting right to the end, but for a season which started out with talk from the club of challenging for silverware, to be hanging by a thread of points difference, you can see people's concerns.

For what it's worth, I think 'the end' will involve us, still on 18 league points, needing to beat London, on 20 league points, to stay up on points difference. Leeds and KR will be safe by then. Huddersfield will probably survive on points difference.

Yes but Tomkins and McIlorum will be back in then, London were lucky they were banned this week.

Oh i know the problem is more than just the team, but they are the only ones now who can pull us out of this. The rest is a discussion for another day.

Despite todays result all will be right with the world if we get the win tomorrow. It is unlikely i have to admit but the ability is there if the desire is. And maybe its the holiday beers talking but i’d like to think they give a toss. Tomorrow will tell us an awful lot.

I couldn’t disagree more!
A win tomorrow will bring some relief but even if we survive this relegation threat, all is not right and big changes are required.

The most dangerous talk on here is that which suggests all our problems stemmed from the injury crisis and when everyone’s fit we’ll be top 5 challengers again. No doubt we will be better but there are deeper issues here than the impact of missing a few first choice players. If we fall for that then we’re setting ourselves up for more perilous relegation battles in the future.

Tomorrow won’t tell us much that we don’t already know!