Well spotted. Another possibility, with Harlequins needing to play out their skin to try and get a point out of either Wigan or Salford...JasonE said:A draw next week between Wakey and Cas would relegate Harlequins if they lose their 2 remaining games.
I believe Quins have signed Sione Faumuina for 07
superleague.co.uk said:Please note that Wakefield Trinity Wildcats v Castleford Tigers in Round 28 of engage Super League XI will be now played on Saturday 16th September (ko 6.00pm).
Further announcements regarding re-arranged fixtures in Round 28 will be made in due course.
JasonE said:I think the team that goes down this year will have the highest ever points total
bartman said:Still faint hope for the loser - cheering on Whitehaven to win NL1 and then there'll likely be no promotion...
bartman said:I think there was some uncertainty about their ground plans, obviously a bit more uncertainty than the past two years when they've been given the all clear? Or perhaps just a lack of progress on those previous plans? Don't know that their plans or ground are that worse than Hull KR's...
They've been quoted in media as saying they will seek an injunction should they win. I'm in too minds about it all - until 2009 you have to keep a door open for clubs that legitimately qualify, but given that there's no stand out loser of a team this season and that Cas will get stronger if they don't yo-yo, and given that the drop is unlikely to change Wakefield's approach to signing non-European players (in fact may make it worse?), then if Haven wins I could live with no promotion.
But it's probably unfair on Haven if they win third time lucky but don't get the spoils they were eligible for the past two attempts?