Yeah, poor thinking from Leeds that year.

What made Wembley even worse was that rather than wearing their full away kit like they did at the Halliwell Jones earlier in the year (yellow, white, yellow), which clashed but was just about different enough, the RFL told them to wear different shorts and socks, leading to Warrington (blue, yellow, yellow) versus Leeds (yellow, blue, blue), which was disastrous (but not as disastrous as the result...) Why the RFL didn’t make Warrington wear their away kit, or why Leeds didn’t release a one off white shirt like they did in 2015 (which would have sold like hot cakes) still baffles me.

Probably also explains why Leeds wore their hideous grey and pink number two years later even though their home didn’t really clash.

Anyway, I’m aware of how obsessive I’m sounding now so all I’ll say is hopefully there will be no kit issues!

Completely agree.if we dont start well then wire improve in confidence and work their way into the game.then anything can happen.

Agree 100% though we won't have made the magic transformation into a team that can play like that every week just yet. But it's still good to know that we're capable of it.

Could of been a very different story if they had managed to score that try in the corner with 3-4 minutes gone!

Dwyer’s tackle was great and certainly could be considered a turning point even at such an early stage of the game.

That was a separate incident, I was referring to the 3rd minute when they went over in the corner but was held up