Lee Crooks was a remarkable player, achieving as much as he did in the game before he was rlbornrl

Only joking (easily done)

This thread is being sadly neglected this year!

Off the top of my head we've missed JP's 500th game, Burrow's 400th game, McGuire's 200th try and Sinfield reaching another point milestone (not exactly sure what).

We should be celebrating these milestones as it may be any years before a core of players ever achieve such things together again.

I believe Ablett, Hall and Kirke have all hit the 200 game mark and Watkins the 100 mark so far this season. Sinfield passed the 3,500 point mark (currently 3,556)

Upcoming,
Bailey 300 games (currently 298 so could be vs Wigan next Friday)
Peacock 250 for Leeds (currently 236)
Hardaker 100 (currently 89)
Burrow is on 977 points

A bit further back and probably next season
McGuire 350 (currently 329)
Sinfield 500 (currently 474)


These are from the Leeds Rhinos website so other people might have different figures.

I wonder if Sinfield will get to second in the appearance list behind John Holmes? I think Fred Webster is on 543.He would need two seasons after this one

By my reckoning, Sinny's 12 points yesterday puts him on 3800 career points.

4th place in the all-time list is certainly within reach this season.

A rare RL article in this weeks Sunday Times features Leeds and is headed "Senior servants stimulate Leeds" It was all about the "golden generation" at Leeds continuing to set records. It mentioned JP's career 500th & Rob Burrow's 400th, Sinny's passing 3500 points, McGuire notching up his 250th try. It had quotes from the key players and from coach Brian McDermott who cited the importance of long-serving conditioner Jason Davidson and physio Andy Barker.