Have we got Mr Rivett?

In those terms the four most successful (Williams, Calderwood, Donald and Bai) ratios appear in the list on the previous page.

Leeds SL wingers list (open to suggestions for any others for consideration)0.80
Mark Calderwood0.74
Scott Donald0.72
Marcus Bai0.71
Paul Sterling0.54
Francis Cummins0.51
Graham Mackay0.50
Lee Smith0.50
Karl Pratt0.48
Leroy Rivett0.44
Ryan Hall0.42

Note: These are ratios (all games SL Era) for player's who predominantly played on the wing. These are player complete totals regardless of position played on any given day.

You may wish to exclude Cummins as his total comprises starts as follows:

Wing 124, Full Back 81, Centre 46, Stand Off 4 + 13 Bench

Lee Crooks was a remarkable player, achieving as much as he did in the game before he was rlbornrl

Only joking (easily done)

He'd have had another one, had it not been for that clown Lance ....

A quick tally suggests he might not be far away by the end of his current Leeds contract in 2011. By that time he'll be just turned 31 so it's quite possible there could be another deal for another couple of seasons (obviously depending on several factors but Keith Senior and Jamie Peacock would be current examples of how it could pan out.)

Sinfield has only started amassing serious seasonal totals since he took on the goal kicking role full time (naturally enough) in 2003. In the last 5 full seasons he has knocked off 1,448 points at an average of 289 a season.

If he can maintain that average over the next 4 seasons (including this one, taking him to the end of his current deal) then he could be within touching distance of the summit. Of course this all requires his body to stay in one piece which is far from a given but (like Senior) he has a good track record so far in that regard.

Which also means he will break Andy Farrells superleague record of 2228 points.

I expect the only other person who is close to the record is Paul Deacon do you know how many he is on?