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The Robins equalled their best Super Association finish of fourth which they accomplished in 2009. They pipped Leigh Panthers to fourth in the last round of the time as they got home benefit against Leigh.

They won and progressed to their absolute second Super Association semi-last in the wake of playing and losing in 2021. The outcome was the same this time. The Challenge Cup semi-final against Wigan Warriors saw the Robins advance to Wembley, but they lost to Leigh in the final.
After a few major signings for the club in front of the following year, assumptions are extremely high yet the club have a genuine issue.

The retirement of Lachlan Coote and the exit of Brad Schneider as well as the injury record of Jordan Abdull has implied that they have no ideal kicker for the new year which is the reason they are zeroing in on this in pre-season.

Willie Peters is in control going into the following year with Peters expecting to have a flexible crew:
“Better believe it, certainly. Like today, for instance, Peta began at one and afterward we moved Niall there at phases of the meeting, and we’ll do likewise with Tom Opacic. He’ll have some time on the wing.

“II believe it’s critical that you have a touch of adaptability. Exactly the way in which the season went last year, having the option to move players around and simply seeing when you set up a crew, what does the best group resemble and afterward who you’re playing against, what does that group resemble.

“So it’s in every case great to have that adaptability and I think it’ll help us going ahead, there’s no question about that. Niall Evalds is a fullback, that’s what I grasp, before he’s a winger, yet we marked Peta as a fullback and I needed to get Niall in the crew too.
“I believe he’s an excellent player. So he’ll invest energy at fullback at some stage, whether that is inside a game or whether he plays full games there, yet he’ll play there at some stage.”