Warrington are a team going into the playoffs with momentum and confidence. Whereas our lacklustre and error strewn performance last night does not bode well for a storming finish to the season.

Warrington-Wigan Final for me, and I'd happily settle for that Wembley win this year.

Not in the style of an AP/Keith Swiftcorn/William Eve league table where games against those teams he chooses and only those games count.

It's all a bit different if Wire beat Wigan and Hudds beat Saints next week.

Would be something like:

1. Cas
2. St Helens
3. Warrington
4. Huddersfield
5. Wigan
6. Leeds
7. Widnes
8. Catalans

Cas vs Hudds
Sts vs Wire
WIGAN vs Cats
LEEDS vs Widnes

Couldn't pick a winner of the first two games. Could easily be the away sides sending us to Cas and Wigan to Saints, with the winners away to Hudds and Wire.

It'll be an odd situation where the teams finishing 5th and 6th are going to be shorter at the bookies to win the GF than the teams finishing 1st and 2nd.

So those were a sub-set that only included matches involving those five clubs. Ok, get it now.

Only Leeds and St Helens of those five clubs have qualified for all ten Play-Off campaigns. Wigan eight, Warrington seven, Huddersfield six.

Hull made it into eight Play-Off series (including a Grand Final appearance) but miss out and while Bradford have now fallen away (no appearances in last five Play-Off series) they made every series until 2008 and were a three time winner, including making two GF's in the specified period - winning one.

Weren't Swiftcorn's limited to individual season/s?