C'eet la vie.
Sometimes in any org/workplace things go badly. Credit to all involved for pulling it round - partly personnel, partly attitude, partly structure. Problems seem to be (partially) solved for now. Crack on.

Leeds have won 4 out of the last 5 games. Why are you here? Come back when they've started losing more games again.

Personally I'm not a big believer in coincidences.
Our upturn in fortunes happens at the same time as getting our training ground back, Hardaker leaving, Segeyaro arriving and top class players returning from injury. Some of these events are obviously more influential than others. I'm not convinced Hardaker was as toxic as some seem to think however you would really need an insiders knowledge to know this.
Whatever the reasons lets hope we can carry some form forward and win the middle 8's, anything less would be a compound on a miserable season.
The game against KR on Thursday showed that we are not going to have it all our own way as the intensity of SL survival hots up, that game was only for the pleasure of having an extra home game!

think I would agree with all this. I do believe significant changes have to be made for next season for us to challenge. not lots of changes but big decisions

Also not a coincidence that Lowes coming back to take some defensive sessions has resulted in a upturn in technique, structure and enthusiasm.

Probably a few Bulls fans this afternoon wishing they'd kept him around.

Which perhaps is telling us that it might be the coaching structure which is the problem rather than the coach himself.

Perhaps McDermott needs a late period Alex Ferguson role, at the top of the food chain, but with a lot of technical support around him.

McDermott has brought through a lot of players not only at Leeds but London aswell, stuck with a few like Kienhorst who have thrived despite people telling us he would never be an SL player, lifted trophies,