Quite correct, it will be several weeks before we discover the real Leeds. Its early days but you look good. Your aggressive defence impressed me, add latchford to the squad and you could potentially be in the running for some silverware.

Bob Latchford? Didn't he play for Everton in the 70's - can't see him adding much but probably still more than Bailey will.

If Child was poor I think we're going to have to find some new words for when a referee doesn't go 7-0 in Leeds' favour second half and 11 - 5 over the full eighty.

Thaler fared worse IMO (although better man manager) - sent a dead set try up as a no try to be rightly overturned and had an excellent performance from his touch judge to save several other potential blushes - although again in his favour he quite correctly listened to and followed the advice he was given.

You get two for the price of one with my posting!! A footballer and a rugby player .

burrow 2 or 3 years ago would of flew in..he,ll a big loss to leeds when he retires as will child

He might "have flown" in too .... IMO he hasn't lost that pace. He lost his bottle (atypical of a usually fearless player)

As for Child...you must be joking. We have Hardaker in our team: he is never going to forgive us that.

I don't buy the argument that Leeds were unlucky not to win. It was a tight game that could have gone either way. Had the Rhinos won by 2 points Warrington fans could make the same argument.

No! Really!

A Wire fan with an unbalanced view? Get the f*ck outa town.

Field position & possession says if you do that on a regular basis your gonna get more than a few batterings.

Great effort and scramble by wire plus a pretty dodgy try and a piece of individual brilliance got you the win. Fair play to Wire. That's how it goes sometimes. You made your own luck.

What I take as a Rhino is if we dominate teams like we did on Thursday we will win a lot more than we lose.

Sorry, I'll try and not be so unbalanced with my comments next time 1.2744140625:5