It means we can overtake them before we play them, depending upon the scoreline.



That is all it means though.

Or unless we lose to Saints but they lose to Hudds or Catalans and it comes down to Points difference....

What if we beat Saints and Celtic but lose to Salford while Saints beat Hudds and Catalans?

Could mean a lot if Giants beat them on Friday and we post a healthy score, having a 2 point advantage and superior points difference when we meet. Psychological advantage maybe?

Don't think Hudds will be interested in that game in the slightest

Looks like a good chance to put 80 past them this weekend

Very reminiscent of the final days of Paris St Germain - weren't a lot of their overseas players found to be on tourist visas by the French authorities?

I think it's going to be very interesting over there friday, they might just decide they want to regain that bit of momentum rather than going to Wembley on the back of 2 defeats.

If a team has played ineligible players throughout the season all result have to be null and void.

I bet the phones are hot at the RFL wondering what to do and the implications.



If they do agree with your suggestion then surely our game on Saturday will not even go ahead??

If the RFL were to do that, they'd have to look at the salary cap breaches of 2005, and other years as well.



Bulls may get 2 points back, but lose the 2005GF to its rightful owners

This didn't happen in the past when teams have broken the salary cap or fielded cup-tied players, so I don't see why it should apply now.