Herman Ese'ese seems to be playing well so need to match him in the forwards, big mike will be up to the task. 

the young players in Martin and Moy look like they are thriving also. 


Talk of players coming back for us is a big boost, especially in the forwards. Would like Pitts and Rodwell to come back in. Wouldn't bring Scott back yet, both centres playing well. 


M.Russel you would think would also come back in for Walmsley as per the last few games 

Mike has been great at loose but we look more fluid in attack with Pitts there in my opinion. I’d like to think Uele, Atoni, Hood and Pitts can deal with Esese. Hull have that big Aussie lad at second row too, Cartwright? stick Mike on him.

Mike has been great at loose but we look more fluid in attack with Pitts there in my opinion. I’d like to think Uele, Atoni, Hood and Pitts can deal with Esese. Hull have that big Aussie lad at second row too, Cartwright? stick Mike on him.

Should be a good game this. Both teams will rightly have confidence that they can get a result. My biggest concern (apart from the fact that you guys are playing well) is that we've played in two barnstormers in the last two weeks (Leigh extra time draw, Wigan comeback) and that has to have taken a lot out of us. Emotionally and physically. I'm sure we will have the right mindset, but if we are even just a little bit heavy legged or off the pace then you are good enough to exploit that. Watts and Eseh are both available and could feature. 

I think that will probably be the case. We could stick Hardaker on that side who is a bit more of a canny operator, but I've never really liked the idea of changing your plans because you are worried about the opposition. Should play to your own strengths.

Besides, that left edge has defended well. Sezer has been solid, and Martin's pace can get us out of a few holes.

While I get the concern, Trinity have less recovery time than Hull FC by a day and have sustained 3 injuries in a match that looked quite a draining one down the middle vs Hudds. 

It may be a case of whomever handles the recovery better will have the better of the game. Sometimes though it’s hard to tell. 


Both teams have pretty much had a good start to SL with only a point in the ladder between them, though I’m not sure of hulls fixtures, trinity have faced a very tough start and come out well. 


Both teams will be confident like you say as both have been playing pretty well. Could be another close hard fought one this. Hard to predict, I’d like to hope being at home could give us an edge.