3 games away from the greatest season ever in our history and all 3 trophies there for the taking for me if we can get back to our pre wembley levels. None of teh other sides stands out. wigan are a tough side but we've beaten them twice, including when it really mattered and should have beaten them last week. saints are only in the top 4 because everyone below them is rubbish and wire look like they're struggling so we have a great opportunity. Question is can we get back to those levels of a few weeks ago? I thought there were signs for the first hour of the wigan game and the wakey match was the only poor performance in recent weeks.

Dare to dream? Of course, we could lose on Friday and take a pasting at the pies and it will all be out of the window

Three games away from the greatest season in 151 years. Ideally facing a patched up Warrington side next week, taking trophy number two and then facing Saints at home who we should not fear. Then a return to Old Trafford after a decade taking on Wigan who we are more than a match for.

On the other hand we could lose next week and then suffer a burn out at Wigan. If so it's still been a season we couldn't have seriously imagined especially after the game at Widnes when we dropped to 7th and looked hopeless.

I honesty believe you are playing like a team who is shot.not sure you can recharge your batteries in time. I see wire winning next week then you losing to us and wire beating that other team.wire -Wigan final.if we don't win it I hope it's you, but I really think your season is over.

What was your challenge cup semi final prediction?

Here's a reminder......

Owned.

You've not really watche'd RL in recent years have you
All teams struggle post wembley. This time last year leeds were still losing
Prior to the 2 post wembley games hulls record against the big teams was 13 wins in 14. Thurs was our 15th from behind win. We've more than enough about us to come back on strong again.
Personally I think wire will take some real picking up this week. They've bottled it massively in 2 major games now. That'll play on them for the rest of the year

There's a huge amount of improvement in us - even including the Wembley victory where our best trait of resilience and toughness was on show but not our best footie. If we can find our best levels with the ball then we have a great chance to further create history but our recent levels of attacking play won't be enough. Here's praying we can lift again.

Already the best season in my time as a supporter. We still might finish 4th but this week takes on a whole new complexion now, and if I had a huge spring in my step this morning I can only imagine this was a fraction of the one the players have with the chance of all 3 trophies still alive. Hope they can do themselves justice in what must have been an exhausting season with no weeks off. Any news on Mini and Frank BTW?

I said your season ended with the Wembley win and I've seen nothing in the weeks since to think differently ( and I'm not saying this because I'm jealous of your season

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We have looked flat since Wembley as most teams do , but I think this is the perfect game for us to step it up again . If wire had won I couldn't have seen much improvement in us with not much to play for , but this is now a massive game . Not just top spot but but it's either saints at home or Wigan away . Like another play off game .

Can our nerves stand this ?

You may be right but we were the best team against your lot for an hour last week but just didn't take the chances we created. If we can play like that for the next 3 games we'll win it. if we can't then we won't

We need to control the ball better and start to support the man in possession again and provide some options which are harder to defend. Too much one out rugby which has been easy to defend in the last 3 games and we've barely moved the ball wide. We need to find a way of getting more ball to fonua when he has a bit of space to work with

I was not having a pop.its just my opinion,you have had a great season already.i have watched games live , the last 3 grand finals and my flights and hotel are booked for this year.we don't get there it's a shopping trip for her indoors.went to Wembley as well 18-0 can't quite remember the team we played that day.it really is good to see a strong hull team again it's been a long time coming-enjoy.

I think we'll now beat Warrington on Friday.

The Cup Final was always going to be a 50/50 chance and so would a potential repeat in the Grand Final.

However the manner of last nights defeat, their current injury doubts (Sandow, Currue etc), our near fully fit squad, our home advantage etc, probably swings next Friday's game 60-70% in our favour.

I think the opportunity of being on for the Treble again will provide the boost our players needed post Wembley and hopefully we will now complete part two of this great journey we are all on this season.

Dunno who you beat 18-0 at wembley? warrington maybe? Don't think it was sheffield eagles and definitely not when you beat us

It didn't though did it?

We can still win the LLS and Grand Final. We may lose both games but our season will go down to our last game, be it the play-off or the Grand Final.

Pah. Who has nerves left by now? Mine were finished off at Wembley.

No nerves here. Wembley win was the biggie for me. The LLS and OT will be huge bonuses - but this is certainly our most successful season in the SL era whatever happens from here on in.

82/83 season was incredible and I was privileged as a young teen to get to all the home games and most of the away matches. We often played like world beaters that season, narrowly losing to the full Australian 'Invincibles', becoming champions, winning the Yorkshire cup and CC runners up.
The club was so successful we even had an end of season mini tour to Australia and NZ with some excellent results considering it was the end of a 53 match season (Incl friendlies)
Win the treble and it would match that season for me

Obviously not...

Will a season pass include the semi final if we get there??

That would be a bonus, (if we get there) wasn't sure it was.

I would doubt it. The RFL state that with regards the play off semi finals and Grand Final



this is as opposed to regular season and Super 8 matches when the home club retains all receipts "apart from any commission due to the visiting Club"

...thanks.