With Hull flying out the traps this year which teams could battle it out for second place?
4 wins from 4 has got to be a record?

C'mon the supposedly top 4 clubs get your fingers out for Superleague's sake

You're getting carried away.
You've beaten:
Wigan on their bad run
Celtic Crusaders
Catalans at home
and a very poor Huddersfield.

We're still to play today, so if we win say goodbye to top spot, which you've had for 2 days.

Don't worry I'm sure the FC injury curse/excuse will kick in soon enough!

Really believe me when i say I'm not from Hull PLEASE



I'm just stating that with Hull in such fine form can they be stopped

Cas will beat hull in 2 weeks my freind there boring 1 out rugby will not be good enough against our fast flowing game.
Hulls scrum half is playing well but he is not in the same league has the slim line Bent Shewin.

the sarcasm is lost on some

Leeds and Saints top two again no doubt about it.

Saints will make the top 2 by scraping 4-0 wins

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Leeds will be at the top, not sure about saints though and that's nothing to do with their recent results, you just have to look at their aging squad and know that the transitional period is just round the corner.

Keep looking over your shoulder.

we're ready to pounce.

should it last until Good Friday, it will then end

If Saints' squad is really that old then wires' team are relics. We have a higher average by 2 years.

If needs be yes, I was unaware that there was a bonus point system in SL.

(Yuck, sticking up for saints makes me feel dirty I need a shower!)

You spend so much time posting about us that it's an easy mistake to make. You may want to try getting yourself a life instead.

This thread has only been started as an exercise in trolling, but I'll give a serious answer anyway.

While I'm delighted to be 4 from 4 I'm not reading anything into it for the rest of the season. Early season form is rarely a good indicator as teams are still getting up to speed and players are not at full match fitness.

As far as Hull are concerned there are plenty of pleasing signs but we still need to improve in attack if we're going to challenge over the whole season. We have a brand new 6, 7 & 9 partnership and they are still getting used to each other.

We have plenty of room for improvement.

I can only assume there is no need for the injuries excuse yet.

In fairness leeds have only beat a celtic side who had virtually no preperation, an extremely depleted wakey side ( i believe they had 11 out including every half back) and scraped a win against hull kr.

It's Leeds fault they've played weak opposition?

Nope and neither is it hulls, see the post i responded to.

I think Saints, with a new coach, may struggle at some point this year due to the transition. A lot of players will be used to the old systems put in place so will Potter be able to get them into his methods? And are they better methods? I don't know, but we'll see. Anderson was a very good coach and a tough act to follow.

Leeds will no doubt bottle it half way through the season as per usual, but finish strongly. Just depends on how much of a role on they can get before the inevitable occurs!

No idea about Hull yet. As has been mentioned, we've hardly played the top sides yet, but we still have a lot of players to come into the team. Good to see we have a large number of first choice players in the starting line-up, and there are a large number of talented players ready to step in/arrive in the country/recover from injury. Don't think we'll finish in the top two, but top four should definitely be a target.

I also think Bradford may have the Hull course from last year as well. That being a shed load of disruption through injury/called off game/players not arriving on top of a crap coach!

What does that mean?

Maybe its a reference to you finnishing 10th as many times as first?

Awaits you support cas wah wah

Au Contraire with....

Motu Tony
Gareth Raynor
Todd Byrne
Danny Washbrook
Richard Whiting
Paul King

all out injured (Mike Burnett who played in the first few games too)

Michael Crocker (or his replacement) and Hame Lauaki still too arrive we could still use that excuse for only beating Hudds by a little score.

Does it? Whilst your post is fascinating I want to know what "will no doubt bottle it half way through the season" means. And if so which recent season has this been a hindrance?