Salford:

1. Niall Evalds
2. Justin Carney
3. Josh Griffin
4. Junior Sa’u
5. Daniel Vidot
6. Robert Lui
7. Michael Dobson (vice-captain)
8. Craig Kopczak
9. Tommy Lee (captain)
10. George Griffin
11. Ben Murdoch-Masila
12. Weller Hauraki
13. Mark Flanagan
14. Gareth O’Brien
15. Adam Walne
16. Olsi Krasniqi
17. Phil Joseph
18. Greg Johnson
19. Logan Tomkins
20. Jordan Walne
21. Ryan Lannon
22. Matt Sarsfield
23. Carl Forster
24. Mason Caton-Brown
25. Jake Bibby
26. Josh Wood
27. Matt Haggarty
28. Matty Gee
29. Matty Wilkinson
30. Liam Bent
31. Connor Williams
32. Jordan Andrade

Most of the clubs in the bottom half of the table look to have strengthened. I think the difference between top of the table and bottom will be much closer this year, although I can see the same 4 clubs in the middle 8's.

A bit late to the party but here is Castleford Tigers:- www.castlefordtigers.com/article.php?id=4532

A bit late to the party but here is Castleford Tigers:- www.castlefordtigers.com/article.php?id=4532

I'd imagine that at least 3 of last seasons bottom 4 SL will be in that bottom 4 this year and every year this system is in place.
This isn't a knock against those clubs but rather the system as there is, however small, a chance that one of those clubs won't be playing in SL the following year which hampers their recruitment. Not that I think any current SL club will be relegated by the current system as those clubs will have been playing a higher tempo game all year compared to the Championship clubs

I think the same 4 SL clubs will be in the bottom 4 again, but the positions will be different.
And despite Leigh's strengthening, I actually think the gaps in the middle 8s will be even larger this season, and that trend will continue unfortunately. Bradford have one, maybe two more seasons of giving it a go before our quality drops off and the prospects of getting back into SL disappear.
As for Leigh, they might be able to go a little longer thanks to Derek's funding.