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Wigan
Sts
Leeds
Huddds
Catalans
Rovers
Hull
Cas
Bradford
Salford
Wakey
Quins
Widnes

Hudds and London to be the biggest changes, in opposite directions.

Agree with the Hudds part. All the signs are there that they are in decline. Im not sure how big it will be but I dont think teams will be as fearful of them as they have in the past.

I think Wigan 4th, below Warrington, Saints and Leeds.

I'd go with that.

As it stands those four sides will be weaker, but still too strong for the others to catch up.

Not sure Hudds are going backwards, look the same if not stronger. cant see them finishing lower than either Hull clubs.

What price Shaun Wane been the first coach sacked in 2012?

Bit of a poisened challis for Wane to be fair. Look what Madge did that Noble couldn't. Can't see Wigan being as dominant as they've recently been with him in charge.

He means how is it untrue that Agar spent most of the money before he left?

Our three main signings - so the ones with the highest cap value - were signed when Agar was coach and the previous BOD was in charge. There was never going to be much room for a marquee signing this season despite some of the more outrageous rumours that were doing the rounds.

Our squad next season is still going to be stronger than this season, and we've hopefully got a better coach. We should finish higher in the table but I'm certainly not expecting us to be storming the top 2 or 4 when so much needs to be done to repair the damage of the last few years.

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

sheldon london have lost good players aswell do you know something we dont as you seem to be expecting big things of them