So who actually are going to be on 3 AND 4 this week ????

Based on the squad, you'd think Croft and Batch.

I watched Croft in the reserves against HKR and he looked super strong, best I’ve seen him play at adult level.

Other than fear of any residual injury issues I have no fears of him playing, quite the opposite.

Batch will do his best, he’s certainly the only forward we have who plays remotely like a centre and of course he’s now got some experience there.

Weather look like it will be ok.

I do think a slightly drier pitch with no actual rain probably suits our slightly more mobile style of play.

However unless Leeds have already imploded under Agar then it will be a nerve jangling and difficult game. Let’s hope the former is true, I think we need and deserve a lucky break.

Current weather forecast is wet this evening.

Wasn’t this morning, clearing later it said. Depends who you believe where the weather is concerned.

Over the years I’ve found the forecast to be unreliable and even change up to a couple of hours before the time states.

I just look out the window these days.

I just ask the next door neighbour, he's a landscape gardener and he never seems to get it wrong.

Must win tonight. No point in giving valiant efforts against Catalans and Saints just to lose another home game.

On my way into town now, anyone fancy a pre match pint PM me.

No it isn’t.

your right weather forecasting using the beeb is pathetic, stated it was going to rain from 2pm to 5.00 am in the morning and not one drop has come as yet and was in the 40 % bkt which now is low 30s, I'm same as you just look to the clouds and more or less can work it out, around kick off time its in the high 50's which means a 50/50 chance of rain I'd say take a coat and hat

data off their website explaining it
What does % chance of precipitation (rain, snow, hail, etc) mean?

Our data supplier, MeteoGroup, uses the probability of precipitation (% chance), and this ranges from 0% (no chance at all) to 100% (it will be wet).

So what does a 20% chance of rain actually mean? It means that out of 100 situations with similar weather, it should rain on 20 of those, and not rain on 80. In a nutshell, it means that, whilst you may get some rain, it's much more likely (but not certain) to stay dry.