If we never won the games we wouldn't have got there in the first place! Of corse SL home games matter, it's a ridiculous statement.

you cant insult him matem nature beat us to it
thats the funniest thing i have heard all year, SL points dont matter.
of course its the kit designs that are most important thing or if they get free sock ties

Any standing less than last year is disappointing.

Not a hope in hell

7th and CC semi final.

I doubt warrington's season will hinge on whether or not we beat them on easter Monday. If you don't understand the concept then you're as dim as your frozen treat vending buddy

Everything he posts is shiite so you'd hardly expect him to come out with something realistic

If you want to talk about Warrington's season, go on their board. The conversation was about Hull beating Wigan, Saints and Wire in the CC, until you said it's not important to beat them in the season.

You said 'not really' to the importance of beating them in the season, when it clearly is important to OUR season.

Any standing not an [iimprovement[/i on last year is disappointing.

Yep, kind of what I meant, just worded better

Agreed and is my "measure" of Agar's coaching this year. After a poor start which was in danger of removing any chance of improvement we're still in with a chance of finishing higher than 6th but it's precisely games like tomorrow's where those credentials need to be demonstrated by victory. There's no room for defeats to , with respect, lower echelon teams any more, otherwise we will join that group at the end of the season. We've already improved in the CC

in the play off ( not a clue were though ) and challange cup runners up again

I would go with the above. My prediction at the start of the season was 7th, so I'll stick with that. I'm still unsure about our current form, i.e. have we really turned a corner and are about to put together a run of sustained results/performances. Or are we simply having a decent month, which quite frankly most of the 14 teams in SL are capable of having. The jury's still out for me on that score. As mentioned above, if we maintain this level of performance then we will probably be challenging for a top six spot once more. Whether we can remains to be seen.

As far as the C.Cup goes, who knows. As long as we don't get over confident and don't treat Widnes with respect then we should be into the last eight. After that, if the draw is kind to us (and say Wigan/Wire or Leeds/Sts come out together) and the team play at something approaching their best then it's not impossible that we could be celebrating at Wembley in August.

Don't forget, three years ago we were garbage and still found ourselves fifteen minutes away from lifting the trophy, so who really knows. My gut instinct is for a semi-final defeat to one of the big 3 (Wigan/Wire/Sts) but the Cup has too many variable factors to make any kind of informed prediction.

One things for sure, the second half of the season is potentially shaping up to be a damn sight more exciting than any of us could have realistically expected a month ago, even if our club is still a long way short of where it really should be, all things considered.

There's now way we'll be in the top four - we've lost too many games already. I think we have an outside chance of finishing 5th and to be honest, anything less should be deemed as regression. As For the Challenge Cup, who knows? Looking at the teams who look likely to be in the quarter-final draw with us (providing we get there), I'd say we're gonna need a home draw.

We've played well in the last four games but tomorrow night is a big test of how good we think we are. We've got virtually no injuries and with the team we'll be able to put out we need to go to Salford and win. Anything less and I think we're back to square one.