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He could be second by the end of the season then, a long way to go to catch first though, he’ll have to start scoring some four pointers to get anywhere near that.

I'd be amazed if he got to the top of the list, but I reckon he's pretty much nailed on for second place. Add that to the fact he's the only player to have captained us to 2 titles, has lead us in more major finals than any other player (I think) and, all being well, he's got a good few years to add to this tally and you're looking at one of the true Leeds greats in the making.

Well said percy the lad is a legend

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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?

There's also the possibility of him coaching the club at some point in the future.

Looking at the winger stats, if you factor in the 'assuming the role of a forward', it shows how important Bai was to the team (despite the one mistake that any player could make!!!).

Bai was brilliant to watch too, you’d stand there cringing as he tried to run through a brick wall when it would just be far easier to step round the man.

The forwards must have thought it was Christmas when they saw him taking the ball in early and doing the hard yards.

Are you referring to him being dropped at Murrayfield? I made mention of his appearences as captain in finals, he was never up for that job at the time.