Score predictions? Anyone want to hazard a guess!! Not sure myself.....could be Fax by 2 or London by 20!!!!

I may thinking more Broncos by 30, sadly.

I can't see that to be honest. Our defense (Batley aside) has not been bad. It's our attack which is uninspiring.

Our turn to get the better of a tight un..Fax 15 8 London.

Well as the Mighty Leythers play on Friday, I might make the trip across to the Shay again this week end,a Fax fan spotted me at the Shay last week and said I should get a Season Ticket

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Anyway I'm going for a score of Fax 14 v London 28,I can't see Fax troubling London after Sundays display, this will of course please many Faxers , Charlie going for London, as my tipping is terrible , but this week Charlie knows.

You best hope for a wet muddy track. The Broncos are lightning quick out wide as the Bulls found out. They go wide at every opportunity

Going for Broncos. Got too much strike power for us. Hull KR and London best teams in comp. Fax 12 Broncos 22

The weather set fair, sun on our backs, confidence low, against a better team, im going for a shock Fax win.
We need the win more than them.

Broncos have not travelled great so far so I guess that could be our only hope again. If RM bites the bullet and brings some quality in from Salford then you never know.

We need a win especially with next game being a trip to Hull KR (in the Championship) , our defence is very good - problem lies in our attack - we dont have the attacking options we used to - Penky , Beswick , Black , Holroyd , Royston etc - watching on Sunday you almost knew what we were going to do before we did it and it feels like we are too slow and the other side can read our plays before they have really developed.

Having said that if we can start hard with intensity and close Mr Sammutt down we can get a big two points!!!! If not thats life go for a cold beer......

Three dual reg in Sundays squad and the returning Grady and Gaz Moore.

We have been poor away so far, on 4g pitch we can play, so far on grass it's been a struggle, even dewsbury was far from convincing