Wakefield coach Chris Chester insists his team will not be relaxing despite securing their Super League survival with two games to spare. After finishing last in Super League 2015, Wakefield were forced to beat Bradford in the inaugural £1million match at the end of the season to avoid relegation, but there will be no repeat for the Wildcats this year as they were guaranteed a top-eight spot after Hull KR lost Thursdays Hull derby.Chester says he is delighted the pressure is off as he prepares his side to take on Catalans Dragons in Perpignan on Saturday, live on Sky Sports. Theres obviously a really good mood in the camp after last nights result, said Chester.Theres 17 happy faces in the team and Im a happy coach as well. I think its a fantastic achievement for everybody involved.When I first came, Michael didnt want to be involved in that £1million game this year and Im pleased for him that hell be able to sit down and watch and enjoy the game.Now the pressure is off, we can go and enjoy ourselves on Saturday and hopefully put in a very good performance and come away with the win.Its taken a lot of hard work to get where we are and the focus now is to try and get as high as we can in the table. Sixth spot is still available.Wakefield complete the regular season with a derby against Castleford on Sunday week before taking on Warrington for a place in the Challenge Cup final. Highlights of Wakefield Wildcats sensational one-point win over the Dragons earlier in the season Chester, who took Hull KR to Wembley last year, says his preparations for the semi-final wont wait.Well use these next two weeks to play some guys into a bit of form and give some minutes to players who havent played that long, he said.We wont be taking our foot off the gas. We know weve got a big semi-final coming up but we also want to finish as high as we can.Wakefield will have to bid for a place in the final without their leading try-scorer Tom Johnstone, who is to have surgery on Saturday on a displaced fracture in his tibia, while prop forward Chris Annakin has been ruled out for the season after sustaining a serious knee injury in a tackle from Wigan loose forward Sean OLoughlin in last weeks 22-18 defeat.Chris is not good, Chester said. Hes ruptured his medial ligament in his knee. Sean OLoughlin was sent off for this high shot on Chris Annakin The first things that go when you get knocked out are your legs and his knees buckled. Unfortunately for Chris, hell miss the rest of the season and the semi-final which he is devastated about.OLoughlin was given a one-game suspension after the disciplinary tribunal took into account his previous unblemished record as well as his guilty plea.Chester labelled the system farcical and on Friday called for greater consistency in the disciplinary procedure.Its not a dig at Sean OLoughlin, he said. Sean is a great kid and he actually rung Chris Annakin up and apologised. He didnt need to do that so I thank Lockers for that.I just think it was a bad challenge for which I thought they got the grading wrong. I think there needs to be more consistency with the charges. Thats been my gripe for a long time.Catalans Dragons: Lucas Albert, Jason Baitieri, Julian Bousquet, Jodie Broughton, Todd Carney, Rémi Casty, Alrix Da Costa, Vincent Duport, Morgan Escaré, Ben Garcia, Tony Gigot, Justin Horo, Antoni Maria, Willie Mason, Romain Navarrete, Eloi Pelissier, Pat Richards, Dave Taylor, Fouad Yaha.Wakefield Wildcats: Tinirau Arona, Joe Arundel, Matty Ashurst, Jordan Crowther, Liam Finn, David Fifita, Craig Hall, Max Jowitt, Danny Kirmond, Reece Lyne, Jacob Miller, Jonny Molloy, Scott Moore, Nick Scruton, Mickael Simon, Mikey Sio, Anthony Tupou, Bill Tupou, Jason Walton.Watch Catalans v Wakefield live on Sky Sports 3 HD on Saturday from 4.55pm. Catch the match for £6.99 on NOW TV. No contract. Fake Vans SK8 . It was just business as usual for the Thunder at home. Durant scored 32 points and the Thunder beat the Bulls 107-95 on Thursday night for their eighth straight win. Fake Vans Toy Story . 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He also said the "semi-quick hire" of Steve Kerr was "kind of a shock" to most of his teammates. "Theres no sugarcoating it -- it was a weird, expedited situation that we didnt see coming," Curry said. "And guys are human. You have to be able to adjust to it and have some time to respond. Thats kind of what happened. I think well be fine once we have a clear picture of whats going on next year." Curry had been the strongest supporter of Jackson before the Warriors dismissed the coach May 6 after a 51-win season and back-to-back playoff appearances. Golden State agreed to a five-year, $25 million deal with Kerr on May 14 and introduced him at a news conference in Oakland on May 20. Even with owner Joe Lacob and general manager Bob Myers going against Currys request, the All-Star point guard insists he still believes in the franchises commitment to winning. "One thing I can say about this organization, they want to win," Curry said. "Each decision is geared toward winning. Thats something that flies well with a lot of players -- that theyre going to try to put us in the best position to win. Obviously, I had a certain opinion of Coach Jackson that they made a decision otherwise, and I heard the reasons, but I wont dwell on it. "As long as were focused on winning and taking advantage of the roster we have and the opportunity we have with this window to try to continue to get better, Im just looking forward to next year and getting back to making that happen," Curry said. "I havent lost faith in that at all. As much as I supported Coach Jackson and loved everything about playing for him, I think theyree about winning.dddddddddddd" Curry said he has spoken to Kerr three or four times by phone already. He said the conversations have been more informal than any basketball strategy, and hes looking forward to in-person meetings after Kerr finishes his job as a broadcast analyst for TNT in the Western Conference finals. Curry said his support of Jackson stems from their bond off the court and his memories of the organization before the coach arrived: a lot of losses -- and two ankle surgeries -- under Don Nelson and Keith Smart. "He was a sign of stability for me," Curry said. "I had three coaches in three years, and he embodies what I know is good around here with the Warriors -- winning and that kind of feel. It was a lot different in my first few years." But Curry said he will adjust, learn Kerrs style and play just as hard for him as he did for Jackson. And he has no doubt his teammates will, too. "At the end of the day, all of the guys in the locker room are trying to win," Curry said. "I know Steve Kerr has that mentality and that mission as well. Those two things will align, and well be fine." Earlier, Curry was awarded the NBAs 2013-14 Kia Community Assist Seasonlong Award in front of a crowd on Golden States practice floor that included many of the individuals and groups he impacted. Currys charity of choice, ThanksUSA, will receive $25,000 from the NBA and Kia Motors. ThanksUSA provides college, technical and vocational school scholarships for children and spouses of active-duty military personnel. Curry has served as a spokesman for the charity since 2010. Currys other charitable works included distributing 38,000 bed nets in Tanzania last summer with the "Nothing But Nets" campaign. He also helped raise money for the fight against malaria in Africa by donating three bed nets for every 3-pointer he made. Curry called the award a "huge honour" and a team effort. He thanked his family, agents, members of the Warriors, the NBA, and several organizations for partnering with him. ' ' '