I liked how Tony Smith waited to talk to him after the interview. Think there's massive respect there for Sir Kev. Wonder what TS said to him? Lip readers anyone?

Sinfield, as well as being a talented player, has the intelligence and the bottle that so many of these so-called "better" players have failed to show. If you had to pick one player to make a match-winning play, you'd pick Sinfield in a heart beat. It's easy to look at the pressure kicks that he's landed (2003 semi comes to mind more than any other) but there's so much more to it. He knows the game inside out, can read it better than almost anyone and he can lead a team like nobody else.

There's no doubt in my mind that one day we'll be standing in the Sinfield Stand at Headingley.

I'd say he reads the game better than any SL player I've ever seen (not any player I've seen because that would be Lockyer) -it's probably his greatest strength, well along with the ice that runs through his veins and his selfless approach to the game.

He's far less gifted than many many players (not especially big or especially quick) but is a far far better player than most of those naturally gifted players.

I hope so. With a statue of him outside of it as well.

He's just the dogs bollox. He's done so so much for the club in his career and i think they'll be a few chapters yet before he retires.

will surely happen one day Sinny statue alongside Holmesy