Lewis is currently the best player in SL, crazy to think some fans say they wouldnt have him at Hull.

Would love to see him have a cracking at the NRL.

Rovers were highly charged and committed right from the kick-off last night and it knocked wire completely out of kilter. If rovers are allowed to dictate a game they become difficult to break down, they put a lot into the opening twenty minutes of games and tend to use that initial momentum to frame the remaining sixty minutes. They have disarmed a number of sides this way this season, but it is noticeable that when matched for intensity they become nowhere near as effective (Wigan, C.Cup semi for example).

It's clearly now a three-horse race for the season-end prizes, rovers will be in the mix but it will ultimately come down to which of the three bring their A-game onto the pitch when the biggest games arrive. If rovers can do that, then they have a shout at lifting silverware for the first time since...!
But that still remains the major question surrounding them, can they pull out the big performance when it truly matters? It's a question which will only be answered when the moment arrives. Failure to do so will result in the smell of 'so near but so far' continuing to hang around them.

I'm going for a Wigan-rovers GF, but still suspect that when push comes to shove Wigan's greater big-match experience will see them over the line as winners, and that is despite their recent Fc-induced stumble!!

The problem for teams like Rovers and to a lesser extent Wire is beating Saints and especially Wigan when it really matters in big games because their intensity, mentality, focus and execution are generally always on point which makes it so difficult to match.

Saints are interesting. Not in great form but have a lot out injured. If they come back for the business end of the season they could ruffle some feathers

if leigh reach the 6 i believe they are a very dangerous team

I was calling out Jimbob Rule well before you.

London playing well against ratboy ref and his Dragons, should be another score in front.

They'll beat us at magic weekend

London still winning, not what we need as Magic weekend really will be a cup final for them. Win that and they make a big point about franchising and relegation.

Great result for London.

Shows how bad we really were to lose to catalans last week

Battle for 11th place back on

Got a poor coach, McNamara is the most overated coach in SL, got all the tools (most in SL) but hasn't delivered. Glad we didn't get him as coach, as not the right coach to build.

I'd take Ryan Sherdian next year though as attack coach.

Its amazing how you can turn anything thet happens in rugby into a negative about Hull.