It's all opinions and that, but I can't see how anyone can pick any clubs in the bottom three other than London, Bradford and Wakefield.

I imagine that the players who have signed for Bradford will be seriously re considering their decisions, and presumably commitment, if they aren't getting paid.

Widnes finished 10th last year, were inconsistent, but had some big wins, and seem to have gone for steady rather than spectacular in recruitment.
I suppose that is how they are trying to get more consistent on a small budget, and it could be argued that Danny Tickle will give them more than Gareth Hock did.

If you look at Wires recruitment it could be equally argued that it doesn't look very inspiring or ambitious, and I suppose everyone is hoping that some of the really good young talent makes a big breakthrough.

If the situations at London and Bradford worsen, it could render promotion and relegation immaterial, as the clubs might implode anyway.

sally absolutely nailed it

I'd certainly pay Asotasi's air fare home.

No heart, no drive only plays 1/4 of the game and then he's blowing out his arris.

His impression of a crap half back isn't needed either, we already have people pretending to do that job without him chiming in.

The top spot seems a wee bit of optimism over expectation to me. Still you never know, but I feel there will have to be a vast improvement in both our sides if they wish to get anything above fourth.

Totally anonymous last night, get rid.