Well he told the Yorkshire Post in the run up to the CC Final that he's been playing with injections for most of this season to get through the games and has missed at least 6 or 7 entirely. That would suggest to me, taking his age into account as well, that he might be might be in the latter stages of his Leeds career. And yes, thanks, I forgot to even mention Lautiti, but that only goes to prove my point further.

We played most of 1 of those without JP aswell.
They also were'nt the "world beaters" everyone made them out to be last night either.

Bet they will all be there helping to demolish Knows' Road at first available opportunity.

Hope for Leeds yet: it would be sweet to get revenge over Warrington.

I remember a few years ago AP did a league of the top 4 or top 6 head to head. I think Wire would be low down on that if someone could be bothered to do the leg work.

Ok, I disagree with the implication that that set of Leeds props would be far and away the best set in the country. Saints 4 would be at least as good if not better, Warrington would be equal and Wigan would be roughly on a par. I have assumed that Lima and Bailey would be like for like, which I think it fair given they both have international caps, although Bailey not for some time.

Interestingly on Coley and Prescott, Coley has stats as follows when compared to Leuluai. Almost equal on metres, 10% more drives, 150 more tackles, 20% less missed tackles, 6 more errors and 12 more penalties. I'd say overall they compare roughly equally with Kylie making less errors and giving less penalties away, but Coley working much harder.

Prescott compares well with Burgess too (as their teams 4th props respectively) leading in all the key stats, but having played more games than Burgess, 21 to 15.

You might Guffaw and think that Coley and Prescott are crap, but the evidence says otherwise, unless you concede that Leuluai and Burgess are crap too?