[tb]

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:15 am  

back to the thread title

This week, our chances are mainly 'good'.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:19 am  

tb wrote:

back to the thread title

This week, our chances are mainly 'good'.

I can see us beating Wakie the week after too.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:27 am  

Therailwayendisuponus. wrote:

I can see us beating Wakie the week after too.

I can't see us losing, had to wait a while to say that !

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:50 am  

LewisJ23 wrote:

I can't see us losing, had to wait a while to say that !

oooh I bet thats gonna come back and bite you.

Being confident of a win is one thing, not being able to see how you can lose is asking for trouble.

[tb]

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:53 am  

LewisJ23 wrote:

I can't see us losing,

Never fear – it's only Kear!

Remind me again how that turned out for us last time?

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:01 pm  

tb wrote:

Never fear – it's only Kear!

Remind me again how that turned out for us last time?

That was then, this is now.

I shouldn't worry anyway with my poor predictions alately Wakie will probably walk it

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:19 pm  

Some people need to wake up to 2009, We are not the team we were last year, We recruited very well in key areas, Replaced our exiting stand off and hooker with better players, Brought in a superb and solid back row, And a bit more strength to back the side up so we arent just a 13 man team

Add to that some of the bigger names are playing fully fit now - makes a big difference


For the 4, I doubt it - But in this form the 8 looks nailed on


As for wakey, I can see us losing it - Its just cas to do that - But if we wish to be a top 4 side we need to win, And away at Warrington too

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 4:11 am  

Dettoriman wrote:

Some people need to wake up to 2009, We are not the team we were last year, We recruited very well in key areas, Replaced our exiting stand off and hooker with better players, Brought in a superb and solid back row, And a bit more strength to back the side up so we arent just a 13 man team

Add to that some of the bigger names are playing fully fit now - makes a big difference


For the 4, I doubt it - But in this form the 8 looks nailed on


As for wakey, I can see us losing it - Its just cas to do that - But if we wish to be a top 4 side we need to win, And away at Warrington too

I reckon you guys will whip them.

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:27 am  

Our record this season is Quins -4, Wigan +6, Salford +36, Catalans +2, Huddersfield -2, Hull +1, Bradford +2. So really, apart from Salford (and Wigan of course ), most of the games could have gone either way. Which is definitely why we shouldn't be getting carried away.

That being said, our fixture list for next month reads as follows:

Keighley (A)
Wakefield (H)
Warrington (A)
St Helens (H)
Celtic (A)

I would argue that 2 of those games we should be winning, a further 2 we are in with a good chance and if we play to our full potential we can give Saints a good game too.

Let's not get carried away now, we've got a tough month coming up, let's see where we are at the end of April because May and June look like even tougher months with games against Hull, Leeds, Hull KR, Saints and Huddersfield to look forward to.

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 12:45 pm  

number 6 wrote:

they were on the nights/days they played against cas, tickle usually slots them over from anywhere on the pitch, deacon the same, bosc to all accounts had to face a strong wind to tie the game, as you say you make your own luck, roberts not sure, as richards usually kicks, cas have been outscored on 3 of those matches, one day their luck may run out!

However being the top try scoring side in super league does give us a good chance to stay in the top 6. And iirc we have only been outscored (in terms of tries) in one match.