Leeds v Wire

Quote: Keith Swiftcorn "Agree with this.

The constant chelping and indiscipline has been cited as an integral part of the culture which developed as a result of McClennan's coaching tenure. Yet nothing appears to have changed on that front with a different coaching regime now in place.

My view has always been that indiscipline is often a symptom of a team who once had it good but knows it's now in decline and the good times are increasingly appearing to be over. It's no different to the behaviour of spoilt brats who are used to getting their own way all the time and when they no longer do, they throw a strop and spit their dummies out.'"

Leeds have been like this since Smith and they have won 3 GF's behaving in this way. Teams that are constantly on the back foot give away a lot of penalties - Leeds have been the second best side in the majority of their games for 2 years now - McGuire got them out of crap last year.

This culture is so ingrained that until the squad changes - ie some of the senior players moving on - this will continue to be a major issue - even McDermott appears at his wits end with it.

It is sad to see a great side perform like a shadow of its former self but Warrington showed what is required to compete at the highest level and Leeds are nowhere near that standard.