Lord Percy is down in that London. I reckon he'll be closer to the pitch than we will in the away end.

I can think of better things to do on my Sunday than being p[ii[/iss wet through, 500m away from the pitch and having no option but to listen to Tykes/Rhinos No.1 fan's drum.

Full of the joys of summer buca eh?

Good win

Well done today, good turn out and snatched a good result.

Lots of disgruntled Robins' fans on the way out. We were guilty of 'Foooorrrward' passes on many occasions, and something called 'offsard'. I couldn't comment as we were behind the grassy knoll trying to figure out what was going on in the distance.

Ref was bad for both sides, but the thing about Leeds is you know how to win close matches

good luck for the rest of the season

Kr fans did seem to get disgruntled with many decisions. The drum didn't turn up, thank god.

Whether the red robins actually had a point, well I really couldn't tell you. I got away with student price, and I still feel ripped off.

Personally praised the ref for his first half performance, let the game flow and most of the forward calls were pretty poor from our fans. A few dicisions for both sides going against and we had plenty of possession on the Leeds line for us to win the game comfortably.

Obviously forced to play many youngsters but as this season is a damp squib for us I think giving them game time against the World Club Champs and reigning SL champions will only do them the world of good especially taking you so close.

As for the stand, I too have stood there and it is not great but you had the option to come in the East stand. There is a pay on the gate option and while maybe not all of you would have fitted in there was that option.

Also don't talk to us about getting wet, every time we come to your ground we are subjected to some awful weather with no roof and crumbling steps. No plans to redevelop that end of your ground as I understand it yet Craven Park will be a 4 stand stadium within the next 3 or 4 years.

Honestly don't know how you guys dare! Your "best" stand is full of wooden seats that pre-date even the oldest of Leeds fans, your South stand is no better than our East stand and your away end is a crumbling uncovered mess. How the RFL deem Headingley an international stadium is beyond me. There are few stadiums worse in this league and many better outside of the SL, once Cas and Wakey get their new grounds and ours is updated within the next 3 to 4 years Headingley will be the worst stadium in the league. Only some serious bottom kissing from your Gaz H will get any kind of international fixture there.

Does that count though when one of them is the other side of the Humber?

Mate, we were miles away. It was a shame today, as it was a really good game (from what I could see). Shame, I could barely see.

you pay 20quid at Headingley to see the game. The majority pay only slightly less at Craven park to watch a game that is taking place absolutely miles away from the viewing away.
I felt today that I would have had the same view in Zeebrugge.

Not been to Headingley in the last few years then?

I do think headingly needs a bit of modernising but CP is one of the worst grounds in the league

There are no wooden seats in the Carnegie Stand.
The wooden seats are still in the North Stand because they are more comfortable than plastic seats.
The Western Terrace is not crumbling at all, you are talking b0llox.
The only problem with the South Stand from a spectators point is the supports, which will not be a problem when it is rebuilt in a few years, responsibly, with the money the club generates.
Headingley is deemed an international stadium because it provides a reasonable experience for spectators and it's hospitality and corporate facilities are the best for any rugby league stadium in the country bar Wembley.