Oh don't worry. I think they've done an outstanding job and if it was anyone else but us I'd want them to stay up.
They are no mugs but I don't think it's a foregone conclusion they will win all their home games.
If they do then they probably deserve to day up.

This weekend will give us a good idea on our chance because Hull KR is a game we could win and Toulouse against a resurgent Leeds they could lose. If we lose and they win with home advantage I think our survival chances are virtually nil.
The team have had several chances to put this situation to bed with two games against Toulouse and one against a weakened Huddersfield team unfortunately we lost all of them.

The club are about to become better resourced with the new developments. The whole club and players need to be fighting hard to ensure the clubs survival so it can go on to thrive in the coming years. Honestly I can’t imagine one of those players wants relegation tag round their necks.

There are 18 points left on offer and we need to go out there to try and get them all.

The most important thing though to sort is the defence and discipline. We can not keep collapsing in games for 20 minutes and more even when facing adversity.

Saints to play second string against Toulouse esp if top of table is guaranteed by then.

Spot on

The clubs had plenty of time to ensure they are not in this position. Trinity have made some bloody awful signing resulting in wasting money, they allowed Chester to make signings, then dismissed him.
Cheap ends up costing you Mr Carter and tbh you have let yourself, players coachesthe club and supporters down.
I think the days of depending on the 100% loyalty of the fans have finished, holding your hand out at season ticket time will be a little difficult.
Please adapt and change,

Perhaps a new coach together with the usual "new coach syndrome" might just give us the three or four wins that would more or less guarantee safety.

I regret that after Saturday the game against Hull KR is very much our million pound game because we could by the end of this week be bottom with the negativity that brings. We must win and hope Leeds continue their resurgence. We have the harder run in and little benefit with home advantage despite the current weather conditions.
It is currently ours to lose so cut out the performance matters, it’s the result nothing else. I would ask the club to do whatever it takes because the alternative you will find unpalatable. The supporters do not want to return to the starting line and I am sure those running the club don’t want to be remembered for being the ones who oversaw our relegation and what that could mean for our future.
We will if I am honest become the third team in Wakefield with the progress Featherstone have made especially if we go part time which was suggested before the Bradford game and let’s face it our none Sky revenue streams are questionable and no Vastman I don’t support them either.

In the past I've made the comment must win games due to the amount of of posters doing the same but recently it was with genuine concern, having replies of there's plenty of games to find the points is now looking fairly worrying, it's now getting to the point where are two thirds way through the season, now we have no choice in accepting where we have to win these games,

Sunday must restore the 4 point gap needed to keep everyone happy that's hoping Leeds win too

Rather than look at all fixtures let's take each one at a time

I keep reading that if we take our chances we'll be fine. Well, we've had a number of chances so far and we've blown the majority of them. Saturday was the big chance to go 6 league points clear of TO and we were leading 20-4 at half time. And then look what happened. We rolled over for a second half drubbing and are now only 2 league points clear. Some of the current team wouldn't know a chance if you gift wrapped it and handed it to them on a silver salver.

There is no love lost between the French and Catalans people.

Can't see the team Leeds are sending over to Toulouse getting a win