Personally, I think this game between us both is like a knock out game on Friday.

The winner stays in the hunt with a chance of top 4, the losers season is completely over in regards to making the 4.

We are potentially without Leroy Cudjoe who was seen on crutches this weekend at the food & drink festival which will mean we will be suspect out wide.

However, we will be fresh in the back row with Ollie Roberts, Dale Ferguson & Michael Lawrence all available who missed the Wakefield game.

Our defence has been good of late and have conceded just 30 points in the last 4 games so its makes for an interesting game.

Sorry pal, we both have two chances of making the playoffs, slim and none. And slim just left town.

Well said none whats so ever.

It is hard to see beyond a top four of Cas, Leeds, Saints and Hull - we are nowhere near their levels at this part of the season, we might win a one-off game but not a run of games against them.

I would write off the top four and make sure we have the fittest/best squad available for Wembley - it is the only chance of silverware.

We are 4 points off Saints, who still need to play us, Leeds and Hull in three of their remaining games. We are also 6 points off Hull, who have got to play us, Saints, leeds and Cas in four of their remaining games. If we win all 6 remaining games, then we will be in the semis IMO. This is last chance saloon though, Saints beating Cas was a major blow.

I think we will beat Huddersfield and Salford in the next two games, but I can't see us going away to Saints the week after Wembley and winning. After that we have three games to potentially try new things - S.Tomkins in the halves and using the props as props being my preference.

I personally think we will beat you Friday. Im never usually that confident playing Wigan but I am this week. We are a much better with Jordan Turner on the left centre and we have a few fresh players coming back this week in the 2nd row.

Games between us over the last couple of seasons are always close so i'm predicting another close game but feel we will come out on top.

It depends which Wigan side turns up really. We looked pretty good against Catalans, Leeds (h) and Salford, but poor against Wire and Leeds (a). We have the better squad on paper, but your form looks better. Just hoping things start to click ahead of the CC final.

We looked pretty good??? We looked very average, and won against Catalan and Salford (two poor sides) and cruised against a very very weakened Leeds. We were beaten by a poor Warrington and made to look very average against an excellent Leeds.

Huddersfield have found form...I too believe they will turn us over on Friday. It will be close, but the fact they have form and we do not will play out.

I appreciate your optimism, however, we will not even come close to the top-4. I genuinely think 8th is where we will remain. However, as with last year, I pray I am made to eat my words!

I'm a bit like those who are terrified of snakes where Wigan are concerned: some learnt or inherited view that it's best to be wary of something that can be dangerous. Truth is, my optimism for Leeds' GF chances will increase once your chances of a play off berth are a mathematical impossibility, should that happen. But my view remains that it ain't over for you just yet.

I thought we deserved to win by more against Salford. We had a try incorrectly disallowed (Davies) and two harsh sin bins, yet still beat the 4th place team by three scores. Catalans is a tough place to go, and they nearly beat Cas in their following home game, so more than happy to win comfortably there.

I don't think we will make the 4, but there is some massive overreaction going on. The sky isn't falling in just because a strong Leeds team beat us at Headingley. It's amazing that we are still in with a chance given the injuries we have had.

Looks Well still cup final tickets for sale on the Wigan Site, mmmmmmmm

The clubs too busy arranging pointless games against teams from the NRL to be worried about that. They have priorities remember.

It would really be a shame if Leeds and/or Saints made it to the Grand Final, it would be good for the game if Cas and Salford contested the final, new blood so to speak

Props as props? wash your mouth out

Props who could do more than 15 mins without needing a rest would be a help. If Peacock & Morley could manage it into their 30s, why on earth the likes of Sutton cant is beyond me.

I don't mind the way we spell them to be honest. None of them are significantly better than the rest and we have four props so two spells of circa 20 mins each makes sense. It's the fact we don't really utilise them which bothers me.

More or less every team does that so we aren't unique. Peacock and Morley were freaks, and played in a time when it was fairly common to have a back on the bench so they needed to do bigger minutes. Teams almost always go for two props, a hooker and a back rower now.

Presumably you would have preferred to see Salford in the Challenge Cup final.... new blood so to speak

Here is another Joke Huddersfield 10 start with Sky bet.

Easy money hudds will comfortably cover that

Should be at least 20 our nemesis Phil Bentham is the ref we never win or do well when he refs us

Sky bet don't usually get it very wrong, interesting that they are only giving Salford eight against Cas for odds of 4/5.
Would be great for Sky TV and the RL, if we had a situation where only 2 points separated Cas & Leeds for the top spot, ditto Saints & Wigan for fourth, when they meet in a few weeks.
I can almost hear Eddie Hemmings exuberating over the success and closeness once again of the top eights concept !! 
"Every minute matters" and "This is a different league" have been the RL slogans for the last two years 
Not quite as punchy but a lot more truthful, and something for Nigel and his team to consider in the light of falling attendances, may be .................... "you can fool some of the people, all of the time" "all the people, some of the time" "but you cant fool all the people all of the time"