I still wouldn't back against a Top a Four of Wigan, Warrington, Saints and Leeds (still expecting them to improve and force their way up the league).

If Hull can back up Monday's victory and pick up more wins in the next few games against Saints, Hudds and Leeds, then we can threaten a place in that Top Four.

If we can win four of our next five then I think that we will be strong favourites for the top 4. If we say 38 points gets you 4th (could be less but I'd be surprised if it's more), then that would leave us needing 10 wins in 17 games, which is very get able.

I think we are still outsiders for the top four.

Agreed, but we are "potential" top four for the first time in a while. If the team continue to throw the play book out of the window and do what they think is right we could do very well.

Probably, but that might change with a win this weekend. It would be nice if Rovers could turn over Leeds too, that would just about end Leeds' top four chances imo.

I didn't think at the start of the season I'd look at the upcoming fixtures of Saints away, Hudds home, Leeds away & feel quietly confident we can get 3 from 3. More to do with their form than ours, but still, funny season his one.

Yes, a mad season.

Two weeks ago we were questioning whether we'd beat Wakefield and Rovers and now we have a chance of beating three top teams (based upon the last few seasons). Even Saints fans are billing this as a huge game for them. I know we won there twice last season, but normally this would be seen by many as a routine home win.

It looks like Saints didn't rotate as much over the weekend, so hoping that we play well and our fresher legs make the difference in the final quarter. It will be a great win if we can do it and maintain the positivity that is around at the moment.