We always wanted to have a Sir Kev version of this madehttps://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/che-guevara1232976553.jpg-tm.jpg?w

With 'POWER TO THE RHINOS' written on it.

Given all the deserved praise for Kevin Sinfield on this thread. I have to remind you all that there were only 4000 plus at his testimonial a few years ago! Very poor! He deserved more.

IMO KS is one of the best players to have ever played for Leeds.

Kev's well deserving of the Freedom of Leeds and an OBE, CBE or MBE but not a Knighthood!

Yes ,but the point being debated on this thread is,would Kevins well known socialist politics meke it impossible for him to accept awards of Empire?

Well I'd be amazed if he turned one down, and if he did I doubt we'd get to know!

All these player autobiographie's coming out and selling quite well .I wonder if Kev has already started his?waiting to finish it off and publish at the end of his great career.I think that would outsell any recent ones .

Problem is, would Sinfield be willing enough to be controversial in it - in the same way Senior has been? Keith has not been afraid to criticise people left, right and centre. Since Kevin presumably will get a job at Leeds after he retires will he be willing to spill the beans on people at the club? Given how little he gives away generally it seems unlikely. I doubt we'd ever get to hear what he really thinks about Gary Hetheringtonfor instance.

Why does he need to be controversial?

started one on sunday, may revisit it

I think Kev would be more like Clement Attlee

That'd be awsome.

We'd have to get rid of teh Red background though...hope Kev's political sensibilities wouldn't be offended by Blue

My reply was to lionarmour87 who said it would be a bestseller; Keith's is, as far as we can tell, selling well because of the publicity generated by his apparently honest and controversial remarks.

And the fact he's been involved in plenty of off-field "scandals" making it easier to get a national tabloid to serialise it won't have hurt.

If Sinfield did an autobiography as vivid and revealing as that "Captain's Diary" thing he did back in 2003, it would be recommended reading for insomniacs.

It could be boring having every chapter end with '.....and then we beat St Helens to become Champions'

I won't be bored. In fact I won't mind if there's a volume 2 at some point.