For those of you old enough to remember , this season is very similar to the 1976-77 season. Then we had a coach , Syd Hynes , who was not doing very well in the league and the critics were on his back. Only a continued run in the Challenge Cup appeared to save his job. A view shared with critics this season surrounding Brian McDermott. The season ended with a glorious , against the odds , victory against a heavily favoured Widnes team. The devastating events at Salford a few weeks earlier , where our scrum-half , Chris Sanderson , was fatally injured an a tackle in the game galvanised our team to win the cup. While we're not mourning the untimely death of one of our own this time , we are a team galvanised by the mood of the so called fans and experts who are , again , writing us off.
Keep the faith and support our team at Wembley to a glorious victory.
See you at The Torch before the game and after for the post match celebrations

After today I will now retract all my previous comments regarding our chances of beating Wigan at Wembley.

We will definitely have a good chance of beating Wigan with the form we've shown against (technically) bottom of the league Harlequins.

The bookies have got it all wrong with their odds of 1/4 (on) for Wigan to win.

Last year I thought we had a good chance of getting to Wembley so I delayed buying my tickets until I could get them via Leeds. The turnout was very big to the extent that we didn't get a single song going! This year I thought there was no chance of getting there so bought the tickets early via the RFL offers. Given that there are always lots of Leeds fans at CC finals I wonder how many bought tickets early.

Only disdvantage is that our tickets have turned out to be based around the wigan end so no chance of purchasing a wembley half time pie there then! Or will they bring there own to eat cold? Looking forward to joining in the booing though

I've got 4 tickets available.

£26 Block 518 Row 14.

Will take £50 for them all.

PM if interested.