Yes, it was. Why do you think they're the most sustainable?

Genuinely interested, I don't follow the Championship enough. One of the reasons for this thread.

Looks about right to there Cokey.
Fev, Toulouse and York, battling for GF spots.

Should be a cracking season.

I make that six



But I'm pleased to not see Leigh in the list, they deserved promotion after Mr. B worked so hard and put in so much cash despite the setbacks...........

Hypocritical as usual. You praise Beaumont for his commitment to Leigh but Guasch does the same and you want to kick him and his club out.

No need to reply because you never engage in any meaningful discussion except to wind people up.

I doubt Bradford will be anywhere near. Ben Evans is a good addition and we have some big hitters out injured that will hopefully come back but I doubt we'll trouble the top two or three.

Toulouse might not end up being able to compete in the competition thanks to covid. Even if we get to the end and the only games binned off are home games against part time clubs the pressure is really on them to keep the win percentage up as they'll have played less games than anyone else. Less games to level out the drop in percentage from losses & draws and a greater proportion of away games than anyone else.

I reckon Featherstone are some distance in front of everyone else but we'll see.

I honestly cant see Braford being anywhere near the top 4 this time, Fev & Toulouse will fight it out for the top 2, York will be in amongst it, Widnes will be a tough beat on their home ground so I expect them to be up there aswell. London although weaker for me are always a tough game on their patch. Fax look weaker than recent seasons too. I'm going :-

Featherstone
Toulouse
York
Widnes
London
Bradford
Sheffield
Halifax
Batley
Newcastle
Swinton
Dewsbury
Haven
Oldham