Next Saturdays game will not be a dead rubber regardless of results today. One of you will definitely need the win to stay out of the MPG

Not actually true. The game would not be a dead rubber as anything can happen in our game. However if HKR win by a large margin today and Hudds lose to Rhinos. HKR could lose the last match and still stay in SL on points difference and avoid the MPG

Not a scenario that anyone would recommend though.

So not a dead rubber then as you would have to watch the points difference

I love scenarios.....

all on as there say, good win for hudds today, squeaky bum time, saying that Salford look gash and not sure there gonna beat batley to get in the mpg, mmmmmm very interesting

On the evidence of today's performance v Fev, you would have to say we got lucky. Huddersfield must fancy their chances. Fev gave it a real go.

Performance was nervy and to use Shaun Wane's favourite expression, dumb. Defence went AWOL yet again. Cockayne had a shocker. Pressure got to them and all composure lost.

All to play for now. I guarantee we will improve next week, but any outcome is now possible. Going to be another nervy watch. The home support have to lift the team, because any repeat of the atmosphere to go with the performance against Leigh 2nd half at home last time out and we are deffo in the MPG.

We have a supporter and poster on here called Zook Ema's Hose, who predicted a handsome Leeds victory today against the Giants and a Hull KR blowout over Fev. He's as good at predictions at that two bit t**ser Ian Millward and I got angry at his smug arrogance and complacency. Let's hope he predicts a Huddersfield cakewalk victory next week.

Complete & utter turkey of a performance. Good dig from Fev. Not looking forward to next week...& how comically bad was Hewer?

We really don't want to be in that mpg .After watching wakey and Warrington get screwed by ref/video ref this week.also don't want thaler anywhere near making a crucial decision that would decide if we stay up or go down as I can see the result.

I admit I didn't expect Leeds to feel such a weak team but
A It's irrelevant. We'll win next week and comfortably. Huddersfield are poor away from home
B Therefore we will avoid the MPG
C Even if we had to play the MPG Salford are gone
D Sirstan also predicted we would confirm SL status today yet you don't pick him out.

The more important concern I have now is the total disaster Sheens is presiding over at Salford. Doesn't mix well with a meddling chairman...

My answers below:

A - certainly not irrelevant. Our current team is fragile and inconsistent. We can beat Hudds, but will be far from a comfortable victory. Our dire home performances against Wakefield, Oldham, Cats and Leigh this season are still fresh in my memory
B - correct based on your scenario and mine too
C - agree
D - Stan is the nearest thing to royalty on here. He's da man. He's not knighted for nothing. I know my place.

Sheens will demand and get far more autonomy here. Hudgell will treat him with total sycophantic deference.

Well, I do spend a lot of time on the throne so technically you are correct.

And you are also a legend in your own shower too.

What dramatically weakened team is this ?? Galloway, Cuthbertson, Moon and Golding on the bench only McGuire, Hall (last minute) and Dellaney missing.

We had Crabtree out too but this game is the closest either side has had,at the same time, to a full strength side in any of the four games against each other this season.

We got into them early for once and then defended well but which Huddersfield team turns up on Saturday who knows ??

If nothing else it should be an interesting game winner takes all !!

Weakend Leeds team?? did you watch the reserves or something?