I don't use any other sources for my Leeds stats, they have been built on a game by game basis since the start of the 1979/80 season (inspired by the Headingley Stories volume 1 and 2) and continue, now contained in a multitude of spredsheets rather than a multitude of A4 notebooks although the notebooks still play a part on gameday. While my stats are unofficial I'd back their accuracy over the official website 99.99% of the time.





I also agree with the YEP's figure of 353 appearances for Burrow in All Comps:

Played 263 + 90 (+ 1 NPS), Tries 150, Goals 149, Drop Goals 5, Points 903

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Edit: I've had a dig around on the official site and it appears this is the game www.therhinos.co.uk/rugby/110.ph ... ixid=76505 at Hull KR (25th April 2008) where they've cocked Burrow's try total up. They've given one of his two tries on the day to Scott Donald, consequently Donald's try total is also incorrect on the official site.

I guess this typifies the confusion: www.skysports.com/rugbyleague/ma ... 74,00.html where the try scorers in the header don't tally with the try scorers named in the report.

Here's an extract from the YEP's match report:

[iGritty defence and clinical finishing earned under-strength Leeds Rhinos a 36-22 win at Hull KR which lifted them six points clear at the top of engage Super League. Rovers dominated the first-half, but Leeds led 12-10 at the break =#0000BFthanks to tries by Brent Webb and the outstanding Rob Burrow, who dummied over seconds before the hooter. David Mills scored Hull's first-half try, Paul Cooke converting and booting two penalties. Leeds extended their lead soon after the break as Kylie Leuluai powered over =#0000BFand then Burrow snapped up a loose ball to race 40 metres for his second. That made it 24-10 but tries by Scott Murrell and Peter Fox, both converted by Cooke, cut the advantage to two. Rovers looked most likely winners, but Keith Senior got the Rhinos back on track with a superb try and then Matt Diskin scored from close range, all the tries being converted by Kevin Sinfield.[/i

slstats.rlfans.com/index.php?gen ... xture=1960

leeds.rlfans.com/readarticle.php?article_id=976

The quality isn't brilliant but there is a video uploaded on to that popular sharing website under the catchy title: =#0000BFLeeds Rhinos v Hull KR another reason why the laughable KR fan wasted his time. The Burrow tries are at 6 and 20 seconds.

I don't use any other sources for my Leeds stats, they have been built on a game by game basis since the start of the 1979/80 season (inspired by the Headingley Stories volume 1 and 2) and continue, now contained in a multitude of spredsheets rather than a multitude of A4 notebooks although the notebooks still play a part on gameday. While my stats are unofficial I'd back their accuracy over the official website 99.99% of the time.





I also agree with the YEP's figure of 353 appearances for Burrow in All Comps:

Played 263 + 90 (+ 1 NPS), Tries 150, Goals 149, Drop Goals 5, Points 903

__________

Edit: I've had a dig around on the official site and it appears this is the game www.therhinos.co.uk/rugby/110.ph ... ixid=76505 at Hull KR (25th April 2008) where they've cocked Burrow's try total up. They've given one of his two tries on the day to Scott Donald, consequently Donald's try total is also incorrect on the official site.

I guess this typifies the confusion: www.skysports.com/rugbyleague/ma ... 74,00.html where the try scorers in the header don't tally with the try scorers named in the report.

Here's an extract from the YEP's match report:

[iGritty defence and clinical finishing earned under-strength Leeds Rhinos a 36-22 win at Hull KR which lifted them six points clear at the top of engage Super League. Rovers dominated the first-half, but Leeds led 12-10 at the break =#0000BFthanks to tries by Brent Webb and the outstanding Rob Burrow, who dummied over seconds before the hooter. David Mills scored Hull's first-half try, Paul Cooke converting and booting two penalties. Leeds extended their lead soon after the break as Kylie Leuluai powered over =#0000BFand then Burrow snapped up a loose ball to race 40 metres for his second. That made it 24-10 but tries by Scott Murrell and Peter Fox, both converted by Cooke, cut the advantage to two. Rovers looked most likely winners, but Keith Senior got the Rhinos back on track with a superb try and then Matt Diskin scored from close range, all the tries being converted by Kevin Sinfield.[/i

slstats.rlfans.com/index.php?gen ... xture=1960

leeds.rlfans.com/readarticle.php?article_id=976

The quality isn't brilliant but there is a video uploaded on to that popular sharing website under the catchy title: =#0000BFLeeds Rhinos v Hull KR another reason why the laughable KR fan wasted his time. The Burrow tries are at 6 and 20 seconds.