Obviously we all hope we can win both, but I'm interested to see how people view this.

If given the choice what would you rather win, the CC or the GF?

The Wembley thing doesn't really bother me so seen as we've won the cup relatively recently I'd like to be the first team outside the big 4 teams that have dominated the last 20 years to win the GF.

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Wembley is great weekend away, when we go we usually book a show on the Friday and have meal out on the Saturday night. So as an all round weekend Wembley wins.

But from just a RL perspective I want to win the Grand Final. Its only then you can call yourself Champions. O/T is more intense atmosphere where fans get really partisan with a win it or die attitude but as I said Wembley is more of a weekend away during which you watch your team at our national stadium.

Challenge Cup every day of the week

The Grand Final has to be the biggest prize as there's no luck of the draw getting there.

Having said that, the thought of never having to hear the ised version of Old Faithful again, at any derby in the future, swings it for me.

Challenge Cup at Wembley all the way.

There's a long way to go yet and to even get to either final would be a major achievement and a massive financial boost for us. I get the feeling that some people are going to be disappointed if we don't do the treble when, in reality, a top 4 finish and a CC semi were beyond most reasonable expectations at the start of the season.

Winning at wembley would be great if only because it would devastate most of the dobbins support, however the real measure needs to be a GF win

Challenge cup for me. There's just something about it.

Both

The one that can get us a WCC game!

Challenge cup

Hull will do both . An easy win on Friday against a Wigan squad with key players banned . Hull will have to much for any team in this comp .

Over 6000 tickets sold for the semi , and with confidence at an all time high from the coach and players. This is your year to shine .

Got to be the Grand Final. To be called the champions has got to swing it.