: Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:54 pm  

cas all the way wrote:

I believe you left in 1 week too late guys, I think you will finish 1 point short of the play-offs. Good Luck though.

Thanks, but I think you are right.

You could have let us beat you at yours couldn't you? It's all your fault...

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:27 pm  

If we'd collapsed in a ludicrous manner just the once to Cas rather than both home and away, things would now look a lot rosier. Ah well.

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:36 pm  

Is Harlequins beating Cas next week a good result for us?

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:39 pm  

Terry Monster wrote:

Is Harlequins beating Cas next week a good result for us?

No.

Cas will beat Celtic and get a play-off berth anyway. We need Cas to make sure Quins won't make the play-offs.

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:49 pm  

Adeybull wrote:

No.

Cas will beat Celtic and get a play-off berth anyway. We need Cas to make sure Quins can't make the play-offs.

But if Cas win and Cats win, then it's all over, where as if Quins win, there is still another spot to play for. And still another 2 if Cats lose.

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 11:08 pm  

Terry Monster wrote:

But if Cas win and Cats win, then it's all over, where as if Quins win, there is still another spot to play for. And still another 2 if Cats lose.

Yeah but Cas need to win 1 more, they have Celtic. Its better for us for Quins to lose.

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 11:18 pm  

Ewwenorfolk wrote:

Yeah but Cas need to win 1 more, they have Celtic. Its better for us for Quins to lose.

But Cas have still got to play Celtic anyway, if they win next week then they are already in. And if Cats win aswell as Cas, that's us out of it.

Where as if they lose at Quins, then we are still in with a chance, and neither, Quins or Cas will have secured a play off spot.

Surley the best results for us would be for Quins to beat Cas and move up to 24 points and stop Cas from securing a playoff spot, aswell as Wolves losing at KR keeping them on 22 and Wakey beating Cats keeping Cats on 24.

That would then leave two playoff spots open on the final round providing we beat Salford.

With, Cas needing a win against Celtic, Harelquins needing a win at Wolves and Cats a win at Saints, and us needing a win at Hull.

Surley its better heading into the final round with two spots open as opposed to one(Wakey beating Cats hopefully)

Or am I confused?

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 11:24 pm  

Tbh I don't care who beats who if it gives us more chance of making the 8. Dilligaf may help us out tomorrow

: Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:19 am  

Celtic at Cas is close to a bye for Cas, with the players they've lost and their pre-existing problems.

: Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:49 am  

Terry Monster wrote:

But Cas have still got to play Celtic anyway, if they win next week then they are already in. And if Cats win aswell as Cas, that's us out of it.

Where as if they lose at Quins, then we are still in with a chance, and neither, Quins or Cas will have secured a play off spot.

Surley the best results for us would be for Quins to beat Cas and move up to 24 points and stop Cas from securing a playoff spot, aswell as Wolves losing at KR keeping them on 22 and Wakey beating Cats keeping Cats on 24.

That would then leave two playoff spots open on the final round providing we beat Salford.

With, Cas needing a win against Celtic, Harelquins needing a win at Wolves and Cats a win at Saints, and us needing a win at Hull.

Surley its better heading into the final round with two spots open as opposed to one(Wakey beating Cats hopefully)

Or am I confused?

There is still a chance whether Cas or Quins win that game, but as Cas have to play Celtic, we can assume they're going to make the 8 win or lose next week. Equally well, if Quins and Wolves win next week then it's all over, as they play each other in the final week so one of them will win. I think we'd rather Cas beat Quins, KR beat Wolves and Wakey beat Cats. That way, last week, we need only rely on Saints doing what they do best!