Agree with that. Leeds will pick it up as well. Bradford at home is a game we need to be winning to get in the 8.

Win our next three (Bradford at home, Salford and Rovers away) and we will be on 14 points and probably 3rd at worst in the table. We may even be 6 points ahead of Leeds. If we can then win one of Warrington at home or Leeds away we will be in a very strong position. All of this is quite possible.

i really fell that bradford and salford are must wins games for us. considering the fixtures after these we may not pick up much points so think bradford at home and salford away are vital to win to keep us in a strong position no matter what happens in the games after wuds

Bradford will be a tough game, if we do not keep Orford under control he will cause us some damage..

We need to win the next two against Bradford and Salford, as after that we have a tough easter. If we don't win these next two then we will slip right down the table.

I can see us winning two out of the next three. The unfortunate thing is I think it will be the next two we win !!

IMO Hull FC very rarely seem to build up much momentum/steam. We always win a few, seem to get a bit too comfortable/over confident and then fall flat on our backsides. This is what I think we will be like after the next two wins and then get shown our own backsides by Rovers (Who IMO will lose the next two !)

I would have taken 4 from 6 at the beginning of the season to be fair.

i dont read much into the table until about round 17 as it can be pretty much anybodys game in the first half of the season then the teams up the anti for the coming play off places.

Same here, however the results are a bit mixed to what I thought they would be, not complaining though

Have to laugh at some people on here, at the start of the season would we expect to beat Saints at Saints, NO, would we expect to beat Crusaders at Wrexham, YES, would we expect to beat Wigan at Wigan, NO.



As it stands we lost to Crusaders but picked up a surprise 2 points at Saints, we've won our games at home (which is the basic requirement for any side with aspirations in the league), we lost to the current league leaders, fair enough the manner of the defeat appears a concern, but it really doesn't come as a shock, does it?

I think how we perform as the pitches dry out will be the key . The building block has to be home form which so far has been good . Also , it looks a lot tighter league this season .

That,s when we will fully unleash Hall & Calders, speed merchants.