Hull KR told to trust process against Wakefield Trinity as history beckons

Peters' mantra is unchanged: forget milestones, trust the process.

"I said at the start of the year that this group can leave a legacy for a long period of time and they're showing that," recalled the KR boss, who led the Robins to Challenge Cup glory earlier this month.

"It'd be a great little milestone – but it's just another opportunity to go out and make our fans proud.

"If we do that, we'll put ourselves in a position to win."

Rovers face a Wakefield side buoyed by their stunning win over Wigan Warriors, a result that helped Peters' men open up a four-point cushion at the top of Super League.

True to form, though, Peters is not getting carried away amid growing treble talk.

"There's a lot of rugby to be played," said the Australian.

"Nothing changes for us. We've got a process around how we prepare each week.

"The most important game for us is Friday night. Wakefield had a great win against Wigan. They're in and around the top six for a reason. That's our priority and focus."

Wakefield saw off the defending champions despite a mounting casualty list.

Daryl Powell's pack stocks have been further weakened by the loss of Mike McMeeken and Mathieu Cozza to injury – but Peters has braced his side for the best of Trinity.

"They're a class team," he added.

"They've shown it from the start of the year. I remember saying in round two that they're a very good team. They had players out and adapted that night.

"They've had players out all season but not too much changes. They had a few key players out last week like Mike McMeeken and found a way to beat Wigan.

"That's no fluke. You can see they worked hard in pre-season. They're a close-knit group and don't know when they're beaten.

"Daryl is doing a great job with them. I've only got positive things to say. We've had to prepare right to keep our form and momentum going."