Seeing Tonie Carrol lay out Fielden infront of the southstand was a good memory.

Other than present, which in terms of Championships, is the best ever era in Leeds history you would have to go back to the period around the late 60s and early 70s to find a successful and competative Leeds side.

It would be around 69 to 71 that I actually grew bored of seeing Leeds win every time they played...

Are you a closet St Helens fan or something?

wow, did we set an all time record winning run in that period then, if we [iwon every time we played[/i?

Did you spray some spit on your keyboard while you typed that ?

did we set an all time record winning run in that period then, if we won every time we played?

Yes we did, we really did.

Now please stop salivating all down your new jumper

I started watching Leeds in 1980 and for the most part it felt like a soul destroying way to spend your spare time on a Sunday afternoon. However, as soon as we won the championship in 2004, the magic seemed to go out of being a supporter. Somehow, in a masacistic way, heroic failure and the comedy that went with it was perferable to sustained success. I can't explain why, it just was.
Therefore, if pre Rhinos days count, my favourite period was between 1985 (Brendon Hill throwing his boots at Peter Fox) and 1994 Alan Tait having a nightmare at the national stadium. All of it fantastic.
I'm starting a campaign to bring back Dean Lance (Doug Laughton's too old) and sign some lazy t0ssers with egos the size of the Ukraine. come on Leeds!

I'm on board!

That's a more common sentiment than you might think.

Nothing will ever top 2004 because it was so long coming but it really did change the goalposts in terms of what being a Leeds supporter was about, what you could expect and what you might realistically hope for.

Gosh you're a brave man