LIVING LEGEND

Well done Sir Kevin Sinfield, the greatest points scorer and most successful captain in the history of Leeds Rugby League!

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Love it!

Oh and a special well done to Kev for braking the record in style with a slightly uncharacteristic try scoring performance

Since the record has gone and speaking hypothetically, had the record have gone at home, many other sports would have had a pitch invasion (I don't mean the sort of thing that Hull FC do) but something like a fairly orderly leaving of the stands to celebrate it and the stewards only making a token effort to keep the fans back.

Wasn't there something like this when Boycott got his 100th first class hundred in the Headingley Test circa 1977 ?

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Legend

He must be ready to receive the keys to city

What about Sachin for his?

Well done to Sir Kev ,latest in a long line of prolific points scorers for Leeds ! My memory tells me how he & his predecessors ,notably Lewis Jones & Bev Risman , have kicked the Mighty Wire & most other teams to death over the years. Well done Kev !!

This man's humility is second to none. what a pro.

It's been a privilege to watch him play for Leeds. His place in Leeds history was already secure, this just adds to the legend.

Fantastic achievement from a model pro. Without wanting to detract from Kevin's achievement but does anyone know what Lewis jones points total would be applying modern scoring to his goals and try tally.

See above...again and again.
Sinny once again deflects the glory onto his team-mates.
I particularly like the bit about them scoring most of the tries under the sticks to make it easy for him.
Not too sure Scott Donald or Ryan Hall would agree though.

Great day yesterday...2 of my sporting heroes reaching milestones that you can't see being eclipsed for many many years

I've said it before and i'll say it again Sinny is our "Bremner" and then some.
What a privlage to see this lads career at Leeds and none more deserving of their legendary status.
A true gentleman and a pleasure to watch and also to meet him and we are lucky as a club to have yet another "immortal" in the famous Blue 'n' Amber.

It's a fantastic achievement, fair play to him.