We're now into this run of games which will likely decide how successful the season pans out, a play-off spot or 8th/9th with the year dribbling to a close once more.


Wire look out of sorts since the narrow Wembley defeat and a loss tomorrow will probably kill any realistic hopes of a play-off spot. A win for us and it becomes four from five as to who joins rovers and Wigan in the six. Due to the fixture list our fate is firmly in our own hands, it's up to us to grab the opportunities.


Really difficult to predict this one, literally anything could happen between these two mid-table outfits. Warrington still have some decent quality in their line-up, even with their injuries, and a Sneyd-Williams half-back pairing is a match for anyone if they hit their straps. Thought Williams showed signs of recovery last week in the Huddersfield loss and he may possibly tip the scales their way tomorrow.


If we had Asiata and Pryce in our line-up I'd be a good deal more confident about our chances, but we have to go with what we have available. Hoping for a win, obviously, but wouldn't be too disappointed with a decent performance in a narrow loss, bearing in mind they still have to come to our place, assuming of course we remember we are allowed to win games on our own patch!!!


Think Wire's desperation for a win to keep their season alive, along with Sneyd-Williams, may just tip this one their way, but it really could be almost any outcome here!!  

It's our home form that will define our season.. Sort that and we'll comfortably make the 6.  

There are 3 terrific fixtures in Round 16.


Rovers v Trinity, Rhinos v Leopards and Wolves v Football Club.


The other games look very predictable.

Rovers V Wakey won't even be a good game, nevermind a terrific one. They have 1 recognised established prop in their squad playing at the home of the best side in the league. I hope I'm wrong and it's a good close game, but Wakey will get absolutely steamrolled down the middle.4/6 very predictable results for me, and overall just a really boring league this year. Close on the table but every week at least half the games are awful one sided blowouts.

I am in Bridlington tomorrow.a


Anyone know a place i can watch the game that is cose to the spa please?

I am in Bridlington tomorrow.a


Anyone know a place i can watch the game that is cose to the spa please?

Starting XIII: 1. Jordan Rapana; 2. Harvey Barron, 5. Tom
Briscoe, 20. Davy Litten, 22. Lewis Martin; 14. Cade Cust, 7. Aidan
Sezer; 8. Herman Ese'ese, 9. Amir Bourouh, 40. Liam Knight; 3. Zak
Hardaker, 4. Ed Chamberlain; 16. Yusuf Aydin


Interchange: 16. Jack Ashworth, 19. Brad Fash, 24. Jack Charles, 39. Sam Eseh. 



18th Man: 27. Matty Laidlaw

Strong wire line up. Could be a tough evening for us.


Balmforth on the bench for les cats

Awful start lol .

Pathetic defence

Warrington well on top at the minute. Could go away from us very quickly.