No chance. They are losing players at the moment and there's talk of Croft getting out this year never mind next. I'd be very surprised if they're as good next season as they were at the end of this.

I'm unconvinced about that as well. That performance against Leeds was one of the worst by any team in Super League all season. They simply had nothing other than 'chuck it to Bevan and Jai'. Field had a pretty poor last couple of months, very much felt like teams had worked out how to handle him. Still dangerous in broken play and when teams clocked off, but pretty easy to remove from the game as Leeds showed. They could come into the picture if they let Bateman go and bring someone in to improve their pack. A lad at work who supports them is adamant they've got Luke Thompson and Wardle signed and sealed with Bateman departing. That would make them worth backing.

Leigh now added to the betting at 25/1

Thompson is staying at Canterbury

Nobody is worth backing other than Saints, Leeds or Wigan.

Exactly. Same has been the case for 17 years since Superleague X in 2005 or all but 4 seasons in 24 years.

Go on then, who are we losing?



Burke, Wells and Luckley have been confirmed. Who else is going?



Burke & Wells were squad fillers and Luckley has been replaced by Partington.



Can't say I've heard any of the Croft talk. Who's your source for that?

Skybet have Lebanon at -4 against Wales tomorrow. I've no idea if Lebanon are playing their first choice, but the Wales squad is one of the weakest I've ever seen.

England getting. 2 start for this ^^

That’s an impressive looking Samoa squad though. Don’t think they’ve had a warm up game though, which may put England in good stead.

Sorry if this is a really stupid question but i never bet so i'm unsure. But as we are 8/1, does that mean for every £8 you put down you'll make £1 on it. Or the other way round,you'll make £8 back for every £1 you put down. I always get muddled.

8/1 means for every £1 you stake you would win £8 plus your original £1, so a return of £9.



If a selection was 1/8 then in that scenario you would have to stake £8 to win £1.