I know today was abit of a dead rubber but come on lads show a bit of pride in the shirt. All except JP of course, best player on the paddock bar none.

Burrow was your best player today,certainly the only one who caused us any problems.
I was surprised at our performance today,didnt see that coming, and surprised at how you collapsed after the red card.

Games like these at the end of the season with no possible League movement are always a bit funny - hope Kirke is alright and that the Loiners are sufficiently softened up for next Saturday

I think sinfield and JJB are still out there looking for their dummies. There was some classic spitting of dummies going on out there today,great stuff

Burrow looked are most dangerous player at times because are attack pretty much seemed to only consist of hoping he could duck and dive through a gap. Again too much of hoping an individual will come up with something instead of teamwork. I lost count of the number of times a startled and unexpecting Peacock ended up with the ball in his hands when we was in their 20m in the first half. I'd add that i thought Hall looked up for it too even when the game was well out of sight.

BTW that effort by Grix for Robinson's 2nd try was brilliant.

I would love to know what was going on with Liam Hood we have 2 players out injured and he never got back on the field despite being stood on the side line with a card in his hand indicating to a player to come off 3 times in the second half. Could it be a case of Player Power and the coach being shown exactly what they think of him? It was hard to watch that game and I prey it was just a temporily lapse

who decided we shouldplay in the away shirt. On more than one occasion we appeared to pass the ball direct to a Gaints player, The colour clash was not the best idea. Takes me back to last years Huddersfield -v- cas game at Halifax.

Was Halifax employee Hilda Hardy not available this sunday to bring the keys to the kit room.

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Aitch Tee Aitch

I thought the kits were way too close - in the split second that it takes a player to decide to pass or not relies on there being at least a marginal difference in shades between the home and away kits.

I believe that on a couple of occasions we passed to a Huddersfield player thinking it was a fellow team mate.

did huddersfield make the same mistakes?

Not that I can recall. But then, they were able to create overlaps with only 12 men against 13. I'm not sure, but shouldn't it have been the other way around?

The sooner that kit is consigned to history the better. The jinx has moved on from the number 15 shirt and now effects that entire kit instead.

Since the one off match in the Green kit at Home to Hull, Leeds have played 9, Won 5, Lost 4. Every one of those five wins while wearing the blue kit and every one of those four losses with the gawd awful pink kit.

which team is which ?

The one about to score will be Leeds' opponents.

You're on the money - NSF.

It is all abit 'toothless'. Sums it all up at present.