Be the same teams competing at the top, Reckon from 6-8 for us

Going to be bold only an opinion 4/5 Just got a feeling Hull F C will do well

Huddersfield
St Helens
Leeds
Wigan
Salford
Warrington
Hull
Catalan
Castleford
Widnes
Hull KR
Bradford
Wakefield
London

Rovers
St Helens
Leeds
Wigan
Warrington
Huddersfield
Catalans
Salford
Cas
Wakefield
Widnes
London
Bradford
Hull

Ouch!!! My head is killing & I can't read properly even this post seems upside down!!!

I think most people agree we're one of the 'middle 4', and in mid-table there's usually very little between teams. An extra win or two can see you climb a couple of rungs on the ladder pretty easily, and I think that is the limit of our euphoria. Plus we've made some adjustments that should see us tighten up in defence. Flair is great, but that conceding 3 tries in 5 minutes thing gets old pretty quickly. There's concern about how some of the changes will go, but a new direction is always exciting at first. The no-nonsense Radford revolution seems to have been met with cautious optimism, but he's inexperienced in the role, and it could easily go either way. Catalans continuity means they're probably best placed to lead home our little group (by a nose) and get 6th, I agree.
Just as we might think, 'y'know maybe 5th isn't out the question', Widnes and Cas will be looking at play-off spot. I think Cas might handle the post-Rangi era okay - they look a bit more balanced as a squad, and Powell seems competent and efficient.
Your point about Bradford is interesting - I try not to be too paranoid or take conspiracy theories too seriously. But trust in the system remains at rock bottom. Only a fool would trust it completely IMO. My hope for the new year is the RFL moves back more to proactively running the sport, rather than trying to shape it reactively.

1. Hudds.
2. Leeds.
3. Saints.
4. Wigan.
5. Hull.
6. Wire.
7. Rovers.
8. Cats.
9. Salford.
10. Widnes.
11.Wakey.
12. Cas
13. Bulls.
14.London.

GF Leeds v Hudds. winner = Hudds.
CC Saints v Hull. winner = Hull voodoo over.

leeds are stronger next season and i feel they will have a good year, huddersfield i will back up a good season last season with a good one in 2014. saints will do better and i am not for one second buying into this all salford thing, they need to gel and dont have strength in depth so a few inuries to key players will see them suffer. we will go up one place i feel as we have a better squad this season.

Not sure if it's coz other fans don't like him, but Ablett will be one of the first names on the sheet. Best forward at Leeds out side of Peacock which says more about the man than the Leeds pack.

1. Wigan
2. Saints
3. Wire.
4. Leeds.
5. Huddersfield
6. Catalans
7. Hull.
8. Rovers.
9. Salford.
10. Cas
11.Widnes
12. Bradford
13. Wakefield
14. London

GF is a bit of a toss up as it depends who has got the fittest squads with players available at the end of the season, however I'm going to stick my neck out and say Saints with Wigan challenge cup winners.

Hudds will fall away this season, they were virtually unhindered by injuries in the critical positions last season.
I think we could well make 5th but given the quality of the halfbacks and the usual injury crisis I think 7th is probably were we are at tbh.

1. Huddersfield
2. St Helens
3. Leeds
4. Wigan
5. Warrington
6. Catalans
7. Hull FC
8. Salford
9. Hull KR
10. Widnes
11. Bradford
12. Castleford
13. Wakefield
14. London (lowest number of points since Leigh IMO)

Pretty much how I see it TBH although I think we may well finish 6th above Catalans. All depends on how well Miller & Rankin go, both young with alot to prove. Rankin reminds me a little of Paul Cooke in stature so if he can do as good a job he did if not better then we may find we go better than expected. Then it comes down to how well Radford can get the team going as a unit. So far all the right noises coming out the club but we have been here before so hoping it will be a good year.

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

Leeds may get second but there is a question mark over who plays 6 and that could disrupt them plus they are massively dependant on two old props.

Fancy Hudds to dip a little this season, Wire too without Briers.

Think Rovers will do better than Catalans with Salford just missing out, they could be anything this year though.

Think we will consolidate in 6th again this year, we haven't got enough quality to break into the top four and Radford remains unproven as yet.

Realistically 6th to 8th.

I can't see us finishing better than 6th unless one of Wigan, Wire, Saints, Leeds or Hudds has a poor season.

What I would really like to see is some entertaining rugby, more consistency and not losing to the weaker teams.

If I get that and we finish 6th I'll be happy.

We will compete again with the big boys in the odd game and perhaps turn a couple over at home. But too many poor performances and poor results against the supposed lower clubs will hinder us. We have enough to secure the bragging rights in the city again but that will be the highlight of our season......

Just having a look on skybet for the regular season,this is how they see it
Each way terms: 1/3 for first 2 places
Warrington
10/3
Wigan
4/1
Leeds
9/2
Huddersfield
5/1
St Helens
5/1
Hull
12/1
Salford
14/1
Catalans
20/1
Hull KR
50/1
Castleford
100/1
Bradford
125/1
Widnes
250/1
Wakefield
500/1
London Broncos
1000/1