You know what, I agree entirely. One thing Millward knew how to do was win trophies. If we did that, we can't lose the moral battle, we retain the unbeaten status as they've not even played our first team.

I would imagine so since he doesn't have a leg to stand on and it isn't even 12 months since he last tried to decapitate someone.

Whilst not our best line up. It's none too shabby. I reckon they could make a decent fist of it.
At home you are always going to get more calls off the ref, so we just need to be able to capitalize on that when they come.

Roby will need to run his blood to water so having Lance on the bench will let him go full tilt, whilst he is on.

Lomax
Makinson
Percival
Jones
Swift
Wheeler
Hohaia
Laffranchi
Roby
Walmsley
Flanagan
Manu
Wellens

Mose
Sia
Greenwood
Walker

I still think we can beat Leeds, we did it last season away with a worse team!

Sorry if I've missed it, but is Walmesley definitely back this week? Huge boost if true. Without him and Kyle, I don't give us much hope.

Taking everything into account I'd go:

Lomax
Makinson
Jones
Percival
Swift
Hohaia
Wheeler
Walmesley
Roby
Laffranchi
Manu
Flanagan
Wellens (He'll defo start against Leeds)

Soliola
Masoe
Greenwood
Walker

That's being optimistic and hoping that Wheeler, Percy, Manu, Alex and Lance are fit. If they're all out........God knows. Still a very competitive side considering we'd be missing such influential players in Wilkin, Walsh and Amor.

some disagreement from the people who went to the fans forum as to if Alex will or wont play. If he's 50/50 rest him for the much more important game v Hudds

If Leeds were missing Sinfield, Peacock and Leulieu, they'd obviously be weakened, but I still wouldn't be over confident.

The joy of sport is that whilst you can predict things it don't mean you are always going to be right.