We're watching the gradual deterioration of a once great team. A few weeks ago I found myself extolling the virtues of Richard Moore.
Richard f***ing Moore. Nothing against the bloke. I actually like the fact that something of a journeyman sees his chance at a 'big club' and takes it (yes, I know he was with us as a kid, talk about bad timing though eh?). But me speaking of him as a positive tells you all you need to know about where we are.
And we could have a syndicate of the NRL's finest in charge, it wouldn't stop the inevitable decline. It's sport (cliche alert).
Yes, there are some puzzling decisions and tactics at times but we got stuffed by a superb team and we didn't deal with it particularly well.
We'll be back, just not for a while.

No he couldn't - Child had stopped the clock.

Come on - you cannot blame McDermott for that, Sinfield made that decision to kick for touch on his own, that is simply poor captaincy not poor coaching. If Sinfield hadn't learned what to do in that situation long before McDermott ever arrived at Leeds he doesn't deserve to be a pro player.

Although not dumb play. Twice last night when conceding goal line drop out's, Sinfield was told in no uncertain terms to "F**K OFF" by Webb and Smith for questioning why they had shuffled the ball dead rather that attempt to run it back. Cracking team spirit!

Not a fan of the short dropout , seems to fail more than work but has sinfield one of the shortest dropouts generally? Never seems to go a long way.

kicking on the full