Will the wildcats make the top six?

Question

wakefield wildcats super league

Answer 1

Every chance along with a number of clubs this year....apart from the top three who are pulling away, the rest of the league is wide open.

Answer 2

They have a good chance good chance along with the Giants with Hull struggling at the moment at least one top six spot is up for grabs.

Answer 3

not really ,bottom 4 finish i am afraid

Answer 4

are u talking about softball?if u are i think they might....i am a softball player myself.......and that's one of the teams i go for i am a pitcher and with there pitcher they might.......

Answer 5

I'm not sure. For me the Wildcats should be a national league side this year anyways. In the grand scheme of things they have been nearly men to go down for such a long time, and I'm afraid that their time will come to hit the drop. John Kear might have worked a small miracle last season but come on...they haven't got the strength in depth that the top six need. With no second kicker in the team (Paul March CANNOT be classed as a kicker, he's only there becasue nobody else will do it!). As soon as Rooney got injured that's the top six hope gone.

On a slightly different note, if the Wildcats want Solomona back I will personally gift wrap and deliver him to the Atlantic Solutions (Or whatever you call it these days!) He's a waste of space!

Getting back on track, the Wildcats need to seriously look at thier academy and development teams seen as it doesn't look like they are churning out youngsters at the rate that they need to be doing. Top six is a long, long way into the future for the Wakefield side I'm afraid.

Saying that I'd prefer Wildcats to be there rather than London or Catalans. And even Warrington as I cannot stand Briers or Cullen, niether of whom deserve the hype they get!

Answer 6

no they all got pregnant

Answer 7

No but the mighty Wire will. =]