we played sunday morning!!!!

rl12.30pm kick off and it was soo hot that day!rl

so it was afternoon then

Remember it - we played midday or something in 30+ degrees. Actually played four quarters of 20 mins to allow water breaks. Webb was excellent in attack but commited about 3 high tackles for which he was banned I think.

Overall, a very good player for Leeds - the best full back in SL in his day. A shame his time ended with that abysmal showing at Wakefield.

Did some very good things at Leeds, was the right time to go for him, but was a shame he couldn't get another game at the club. All the best and thanks for the memories

A class full back whose attacking abilities made him a player to watch - as good as the one & only ET on
attack - he made a massive contribution to our recent dominance - a big game player. Would have liked the opportunity for him to finish in style, but not to be.

Favourite memory is his try in the 2007 grand final. Superb team try, expertly finished.
Probably our most creative attacking player over the glory years, could be petulant, brilliant and frustrating in equal measure.

He made some howlers but in big games more than made up for them. Its sad that some people remember what he did wrong in the GF last year, when in fact he went on to be one of our better players. The WCC this year he was also great for the first half, linking brilliantly with the wingers on kickoff returns.

Thankfully over time people tend to remember the good things about players rather than bad. IMO he's certainly the best overseas fullback we've had in the modern era.

Favourite moments for me both come from last years Grand Final. His try that got us back in the game and him pushing up on the shoulder of Sinfield (I think) when we looked a bit lost on the 5th tackle in our own half, he went flying downfield and gave it to Hardaker who put a kick into Saints in-goal for Jones-Bishop to force a drop-out.

Been a pleasure to watch. Sadly never fully returned to his best after his back injury, but will be a miss for us next year. Certainly brought more to the team than some gave him credit for. Always played with a smile on his face and had a gob which rivalled Baileys!

Good luck & thank you

Webby has been a vital part of some of our greatest years, his linking in the line and try scoring passes are already being missed, it's been a pleasure watching him in his pomp.

With Webb it really has been a tale of two different players at Leeds. Before his serious back injury at the end of the ?2008 season IMO he was unquestionably the best full-back in SL (I never understood the calls for slow-coach Wellens), and it was worth breaking GH's much vaunted salary structure to keep hold of (if true). After the injury he never quite hit the same heights as an attacking player, and often seemed tentative in returning the ball. His passing game never left him (despite the odd forward one), but I think his frustration with not being able to do the same things as he could pre-injury came out in him being a bit more petulant (or maybe we just noticed it more as he wasn't running the length of the field as much).

Either way, I'd agree that he's been the best overseas full-back Leeds have had in the modern era. Just a shame that things have ended as they have, with injury, suspension and poor form at the back end of his Leeds career.

Webby has been a fantastic servant for the Rhinos, He has certainly had his best years in the Blue and Amber and although he leaves with our best wishes, it's also probably 12 months too late

I hope that the change of club will invigorate him next season and injuries permitting i wouldn't be surprised to see him perform to a higher standard each week than we have seen these past 2 seasons

All the best Superman