1. Saints
2. Hudds
3. Wigan
4. Leeds
5. Warrington
6. Salford
7. Rovers
8. Catalan
9. Hull
10. Castleford
11. Widnes
12. Bradford
13. Wakefield
14. London

1. Saints
2. Huddersfield
3. Leeds
4. Warrington
5. Wigan
6. Catalan
7. FC
8. Salford
9. Rovers
10. Castleford
11. Widnes
12. Bradford (Depending On If Points Deducted)
13. Wakefield
14. London

I reckon a few might have Wigan lower down there table after last night's performance.

I'll throw my twopenny-worth in, seeing as everyone else seems to have done.

1. Wire
2. Wigan
3. Hudds
4. Saints
5. Leeds
6. Catalans
7. FC
8. Salford
9. kr
10. Castleford
11. Widnes
12. Bradford
13. Wakefield
14. London

It's not impossible for us to sneak into the top 4 come the end of the season, although for that to happen we need an awful amount of players/tatics/decisions/potential to fall into place, along with a couple of the accepted "top 5" clubs to have inconsistent seasons. A highly unlikely/improbable scenario but one not completely impossible.

However, by the same token, it's also not completely impossible for us to finish as low as 12th (I cannot envisage a bottom two finish, no matter what may unfold). There are so many question marks surrounding the playing squad/ coaching staff/ direction of the club in general, that if those questions produce too many negative answers then we could be in for a very bumpy ride.

Looking from the outside, it's really difficult to predict how our season will pan out, although I'd wager it probably won't end with a trip to Old Trafford (unless you're going as a neutral).

1 Leeds
2 Huddersfield
3 Saints
4 Warrington
5 Wigan
6 Salford
7 Catalan
8 Hull KR
9 Castleford
10 Hull FC
11 Widnes
12 Bradford
13 Wakefield
14 London

Dave You remember this when I said on 5/2/2014 that Radders would take you into a relegation fight ,before the Bradford points deduction?

They'd still be 7 points behind us so we'd hardly be in a relegation dogfight with them

Well taken out of context Jake.

Try posting it in English then next time

So as Jake has pointed out I was right and you wrong, still done miles worst than I thought though. I honestly didn't think Radford could take us so far backwards.

Jake

I'm typing this slowly as I know you can't read very fast. I said ,back on 5/2/2014,that having Radford in charge would put you in danger of being involved in a relegation fight. (still with me?) This was before the points deduction was made. Your maths prowess does you proud, they are still 7 points adrift. However, had the deduction not been made I am sure the morale at Bradford would have been quite different and more points would have been picked up. I was also merely pointing out to Dave K. that he stated that no one else was saying that Radford would/could involve you at the bottom (which was right at the time I was the only one) but he also erroneously stated you would be nowhere near the bottom 2. English enough for you?

I see what you're saying Meatpaste but regarding morale at Bradford being quite different and more points being picked up... maybe so but that could also have had an effect on other teams close to the bottom. Because of the points deduction teams have had something of a comfort zone. Without that comfort zone teams such as FC may have responded differently this season. We'll never know.

You type at whatever speed you want mate. I presume it is easier typing slowly with 6 fingers on each hand anyway? I'll continue to read at my leisure which, of course, isn't dictated to by the speed you type at. Thanks for posting something legible as my pidgin English isn't that great. As rovers have struggled to put the decimated bradford side away twice I'd presume they'd also be in this imaginary relegation dogfight you're now trying to construct? Otherwise you're talking bollox as I've already said

Succinctly put Jake.

Hmm, I do agree tho that had Bradford not been deducted the points we may well have seen ourselves finishing second to bottom.