Shudds v Hull
Hull KR v Warrington
Salford v Cas
Leeds v Widnes

So if they are all away wins we're safe unless Salford get their points back. Beating Saints would be a bonus.

Or we could hope for Salford and Leeds wins to keep Widnes and Cas below us?

I'd rather do it over 2 rounds with Hull Warrington Salford and Leeds winning.
With Leeds and Salford losing next time.

Your safe in the 8s we've got to play Hudds and Leeds yet

We just need to beat Saints and get on a roll again

The players will be buzzing from getting to the semi final so can definitely see us winning at home v sts. then take it easy until the semi final.

Don't think we should ease off. We need to keep the momentum going.

They need to sort this Salford appeal out!

As usual, the RFL will leave it too long and leave themselves open to claims of favoritism or, the may be hoping that Salford finish more than 6 points adrift of the top 8.
This will mean that MarwanK can keep hold of his money and The RFL are seen to do "the right thing".

Having said that, with the 6 points deducted, it will certainly affect whether they finish 9/10 or 11/12, which in turn will make their "middle 8" contest slightly trickier.
However, they will still be too strong for any of the Championship contenders.

Has it got anything to do with the RFL?
They won their case and the panel sitting in judgement lean't towards the RFL, job done as far as they're concerned, it was Salford what appealed so my way of thinking is it will be up to Salford to discredit any evidence the RFL put forward which won't be any different to the last time and so maybe they won't be needed, but it certainly needs sorting immediately for all concerned.

the rfl will leave it until the last round of games

'every minute matters' isn't it?

Are we saying that Salford have not yet appealed and that we are all waiting for MarwanK to make the next move or, is an appeal already lodged, in which case it would be down to the governing body to det an appeal hearing ?

Appeal is already lodged and is to be heard by an independent review panel.