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IL said on Wigan TV that if we get a home draw it will probably be played at Leigh.Nezza Faz wrote:Think if we beat Swinton, we'll have to be Away in the next round, even if we get a Home tie - pitch being dug up.
And to think Leeds have it all to go through again when JJB,Maguire and Burrows decide to retiremoto748 wrote:Surely the difference between us and Leeds and Hudds is, Leeds' senior players have either retired, or are getting on. Hudds rely heavily on Brough, who is, what, 34? Lockers aside, we have a young squad with their best years in front of them, something neither of the other two can say.
Completly agree with what you're saying but it seems at the moment the side can barely get through a half without losing anyone.shaunedwardsfanclub wrote:We just need to get through the next month without any further injuries (serious ones) and stay close to the top four. We are due to get some major players back in June and a good quarter-final draw could make Wembley realistic as well as making the top four a good possibility. In the interim, I fear we will have to take some defeats on the chin!LORENZO wrote:With our injury list I feel there is a danger of falling into a decline like Leeds and Huddersfield. They both have pretty good teams but that did not stop them having a disastrous season last year, and one from which Huddersfield have still to recover despite having a good team on paper. Leeds are also struggling to recover old ground.
We have gone through this before and we need to be very careful.
I still think that we will be there or thereabouts.fozzieskem wrote:Completly agree with what you're saying but it seems at the moment the side can barely get through a half without losing anyone.shaunedwardsfanclub wrote:We just need to get through the next month without any further injuries (serious ones) and stay close to the top four. We are due to get some major players back in June and a good quarter-final draw could make Wembley realistic as well as making the top four a good possibility. In the interim, I fear we will have to take some defeats on the chin!LORENZO wrote:With our injury list I feel there is a danger of falling into a decline like Leeds and Huddersfield. They both have pretty good teams but that did not stop them having a disastrous season last year, and one from which Huddersfield have still to recover despite having a good team on paper. Leeds are also struggling to recover old ground.
We have gone through this before and we need to be very careful.
Long term i have no worries at all if the solution is found to these injuries but i suspect we may have our silverware for this season already won,but fingers crossed and all of that.
Same was said last year, look how that turned out!Wormburner wrote:This season is a right off, it has all gone tits up, best to get everybody fit and healthy and ready for next season :exc:
Yes, that's just what I meant.fozzieskem wrote:And to think Leeds have it all to go through again when JJB,Maguire and Burrows decide to retiremoto748 wrote:Surely the difference between us and Leeds and Hudds is, Leeds' senior players have either retired, or are getting on. Hudds rely heavily on Brough, who is, what, 34? Lockers aside, we have a young squad with their best years in front of them, something neither of the other two can say.
We were not this bad last year though was we, i am really worried that we will end up being the laughing stock againTrueBlueWarrior wrote:Same was said last year, look how that turned out!Wormburner wrote:This season is a right off, it has all gone tits up, best to get everybody fit and healthy and ready for next season :exc:
